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Craft & Design Objects

Craft & Design Objects presents textile and applied-arts holdings from the Art Institute of Chicago open-access collection, with artist, dates, medium and gallery context, drawn from the CC0 API and refreshed monthly. Every record links the museum page and adds material and technique families from our pipeline.

Records
5,000
Last changed
Update schedule
5 11 20 * * UTC
Coverage
03/03/2026–09/03/2026
Method
Methodology
ObjectArtistDateDepartmentMaterial familyOn view
Candlestick with Madonna and ChildBohemia, Czech Republic Harrachov Glassworks (founded 1831)c. 1835/40Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
  • glass
false
Candlestick with Madonna and ChildBohemia, Czech Republic Harrachov Glassworks (founded 1831)c. 1835/40Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
  • glass
false
MantelCharles James Mason English (1771-1856)1830/45Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
  • ceramic
false
Waistcoat DesignEngland or France1830s/40sTextiles
  • paper
false
Bonnet VeilSara Ann Reno (American, active c. 1835) United States, Ohio, Hollandc. 1835Textiles
  • silk
  • cotton_linen
false
Clawed Arm DefenseAttributed to Antonio Cortelazzo Italian, active mid-19th centurymid–19th century in the early 17th centlury styleApplied Arts of Europe
  • metal
  • wood
false
ChaliceDesigned by Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (born England, 1812–1852) Marked by John Bridge (born England, 1755–1834) Retailed by Rundell, Bridge and Rundell (1788–1843) London1827–28Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
true
Furnishing FabricDesigned by Philippe Wyngaert (Flemish, active c. 1820) after engravings by Jean-Pierre-Marie Jazet (French, 1788-1871) and paintings by Henri Jean-Baptiste Victoire Fradelle (French, 1778-1865) France, possibly Alsace or Bolbec1827-40Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
CoverletUnited States, New York1827Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Dessert PlatePrince Iusupov Porcelain Factory Russian, 1814-18311826Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Dessert PlatePrince Iusupov Porcelain Factory Russian, 1814-18311826Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Akhnif (Man's Cape)Ait Ouaouzguite Confederation Siroua Mountains, MoroccoMid–19th centuryTextiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
true
PlateWorcester Porcelain Factory (1751–2009; Flight, Barr & Barr Period, 1813–1840) Decorated by Enoch Doe (active England, early–mid-1800s) Worcester, Englandc. 1830Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
true
Qabqabs (Bath Clogs)AlgeriaMid–19th centuryTextiles
  • wood
true
CoverletAttributed to James Alexander (American, born Irish, 1770–1870) United States, New York1825Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Double PanelPossibly Mangbetu Democratic Republic of the CongoMid–/late 19th centuryTextiles
  • other
false
Buzi (Court Rank Badge)Manchu China1825/50, Qing dynasty (1644–1911)Textiles
  • silk
false
Long ShawlFrance or Paisley, Scotland1825/75Textiles
  • silk
  • wool
false
CoverletUnited States1825/35Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Chôken (Noh Costume)Japanlate Edo period (1789–1868), 1825/1875Textiles
  • silk
  • metal
  • paper
false
La Route de Jouy (The Road to Jouy) (Furnishing Fabric)Horace Vernet (French, 1789-1863) and Carle Vernet (French, 1758-1836) Manufactured by Oberkampf Manufactory (French, 1760-1843) Jouy-en-Josas, France1825/35Textiles
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
false
CoverletUnited States1825/35Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
CoverletUnited States, Pennsylvania, Bucks County1825/35Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Design for a Woven, Printed, or Embroidered Skirt BorderProbably FranceMid-19th centuryTextiles
  • paper
false
CoverletUnited States1825/30Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Emperor's Jifu (Semiformal Court Robe)Manchu ChinaQing dynasty (1644–1911), 1825/50Textiles
  • silk
false
CoverletUnited States1825/35Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
TowelRepublic of Türkiye1825‒1875Textiles
  • silk
false
Long ShawlScotland or Englandc. 1835Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Kani Jamawar (Fabric for a Jama Coat or Shawl)Probably Kashmir for the Persian market (present-day Iran)1825–75Textiles
  • wool
false
Ceremonial Cloth (tampan)Paminggir people Indonesia, South Sumatra, Lampung area, Lampung BayMid–19th centuryTextiles
  • cotton_linen
false
Goat and Bee Cream JugCoalport and Coalbrookdale Porcelain Factory English, founded 1796c. 1830Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Le Bal (The Costume Ball) (Furnishing Fabric)Designed by George Zipelius (French, 1808-1890) after Sulpice Guillaume Chevallier, called Gavarni (French, 1804-1866) France1827/40Textiles
  • cotton_linen
false
PlatterEngland, StaffordshireMid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
CoverLaura Dollaff Dresser (American, 1823–1887) United States, Maine1825/75Textiles
  • wool
  • cotton_linen
false
Armchair (one of two)Northern Europec. 1830Applied Arts of Europe
  • wood
false
Vestment (For a First-degree Taoist Priest)ChinaQing dynasty (1644–1911), 1825/75Textiles
  • silk
  • metal
  • paper
false
KesaJapanlate Edo period (1789–1868)/Meiji period (1868–1912), mid–19th centuryTextiles
  • silk
  • metal
  • paper
false
Ascot CupEngland, London Paul Storr (English, 1771–1844)1825/26Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
KesaJapanlate Edo period (1789–1868), mid–19th centuryTextiles
  • silk
  • metal
  • paper
false
KesaJapanlate Edo period (1789–1868), mid–19th centuryTextiles
  • silk
  • metal
  • paper
false
VinaigretteJohn Bettridge Birmingham, England1825/26Applied Arts of Europe
  • metal
false
PlateEngland, StaffordshireMid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
PlateEngland, StaffordshireMid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
PlateMontereau Pottery French, 1774-18401825/33Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
Oval DishParis, France In style of Bernard PalissyMid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
HangingJapanlate Edo period (1789–1868)/Meiji period (1868–1912), 1825/1900Textiles
  • silk
  • cotton_linen
  • metal
  • paper
false
PlatterEngland, StaffordshireMid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
MugEngland, Staffordshirec. 1830Applied Arts of Europe
  • ceramic
false
PaperweightSaint-Louis Glassworks (Cristalleries de Saint-Louis) Lorraine, France, founded 1586Mid 19th centuryApplied Arts of Europe
  • glass
false