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Asante jug in bronze (c1390-1400) made in England but found in royal Asante mausoleum modern Ghana, West Africa at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Bronze lion aquamanile ridden by human & dog (c1400-1500) from Germany at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Carved amber tankard with silver-gilt mounts (1659) prob. from Königsberg in Germany at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Set of Apostle silver spoons (1536-7) made in London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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William III & Queen Mary II silver gilt salvers (c1689) by George Garthorne of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Charles I portrait relief silver box (after 1691) by Henry Beesley of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver chocolate or coffee pot (1700) by John Chartier made in England (son of Huguenot refugee from Blois France) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Gold Duke of Portland Font with symbols of Faith, Hope & Charity (1797) by Paul Storr of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Silver & copper tray with swimming frog in Japanese-style (1850) by Tiffany & Co of New York at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Gold ram's head bangle (c1870) from Rome at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Copy of Tiffany Japanese-style jug shown in Paris Expo of 1878 as made (1882) by Paval Ovchinnikov of Moscow at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Electroplate kettle & stand with ebonized handle (1878) by Christopher Dresser made by Hukin & Heath of Birmingham & London, England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Electroplate kettle with angular spout (1878) by Christopher Dresser made by Hukin & Heath of Birmingham & London, England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Electroplate cruet set (1878) by Christopher Dresser made by Hukin & Heath of Birmingham & London, England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Electroplate teapot (1879) by Christopher Dresser made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Electroplate toast rack (1881) by Christopher Dresser made by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, England at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Silver tea set with drum-shaped body (1885) by Christopher Dresser made by Elkington & Co. of Birmingham at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver tea set with drum-shaped body (1885) by Christopher Dresser made by Elkington & Co. of Birmingham at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver tea pot with drum-shaped body (1885) by Christopher Dresser made by Elkington & Co. of Birmingham at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Painted brass candlestick inspired by Japanese style (1883) by Christopher Dresser made by Richard Perry, Son & Co. of Wolverhampton, England, sold by Liberty & Co under name Kordofan at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Brass & copper kettle (c1885) by Christopher Dresser for Benham & Froud of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Art Nouveau pewter "Tudric" coffee service with Celtic themes (c1903) by Archibald Knox & made by W.H. Haseler for Liberty & Co. of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Brass kettle & stand (1902) by Jan Eisenlöffel of Haarlem, Netherlands at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Art Nouveau silverware cutlery (1902) by Henry van de Velde & cast by Koch & Bergfeld of Bremen at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Art Nouveau pewter candlestick exhibited at St Louis 1904 expo (1903-4) by Joseph Maria Olbrich & made by Eduard Hueck Metallwarenfabrik near Düsseldorf at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Art Nouveau pewter pitcher exhibited at St Louis 1904 expo (1903-4) by Albin Müller & made by Eduard Hueck Metallwarenfabrik near Düsseldorf at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver & ebony coffee pot (1913) BY Fritz Schmoll von Eisenwerth & made by P. Bruckmann & Sons of Heilbronn at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Collection of American decorative arts from Art Nouveau era (c1900-10) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Cocktail Shaker (1936) by Norman Bel Geddes for Revere Copper & Brass Co at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver-plated hot water urn (1934) by Eliel Saarinen & made by Wilcox Silver Plate co of Connecticut at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Chrome-plated brass 'Normandie' pitcher (1935) by Peter Müller-Munk & made by Revere Brass & Copper Co of Rome, NY at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Chromium-plated brass pancake & corn set with butter can, salt & pepper pots on tray (1934) by Russel Wright & made by Chase Brass & Copper Co at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Cameos carved from precious stones including Aquamarine (c1800) by Filippo Rega from Naples at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Cameo (c1878) & scarab (c1870) necklaces from Italy at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Art Nouveau set of silver-gilt jewelry (hair comb; waist clasp; necklace) (c1900) made by Janvier Quercia of France at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Necklace & earrings containing jewel flowers (1937) by Cartier of London at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Electrotype die for medal commemorating battle of Waterloo (completed 1849, but never reproduced) by Benedetto Pistrucci at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Gold medal of Henry VIII as new Supreme Head of Church of England (1545) & Bronze medal of Pope Julius III (1554) by Giovanni da Cavino at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medals of Sir Marc Isambard Kingdom Brunel (1842) & Completion of his Thames Tunnel (1842) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Silver brooch engraved with Crystal Palace (1851); medal marking move of Crystal Palace to Sydenham in (1854); & medal of Sir Joseph Paxton designer of Crystal Palace (1854) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Brooch in form of Zulu shield, spears, war clubs (c1875) by John Brogden of London & medal for British troops in Assante War fought for control of Gold Coast (Ghana) (1873-4) by Edward Poynter at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medal for Opening of Tower Bridge over Thames River (1894) by Frank Bowcher at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medals for Golden Jubilee of Queen Victoria (1887) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medals & pin celebrating Queen Victoria; Prince Albert & some event of her reign at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Various medals celebrating Queen Victoria at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Collection of medals from International Exhibitions (1851-1876) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medals from International Art & Industry Exhibition, London (1874) & Centennial Exhibition, Philadelphia (1876) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Medals from Exposition Universelle, Paris (1855) & International Exhibition, London (1862) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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Medals from Exposition Universelle, Paris (1855) (1889) & (1900) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. | Plaster death mask of Napoleon Bonaparte after mold taken by his doctor, C. Francesco Antommarchi two days after his death (1821) at British Museum. London, United Kingdom. |
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