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.
| Object | Artist | Date | Department | Material family | On view |
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| La Noce de Campagne (The Country Wedding) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Delmes (French, founded 1815) after engraving by Jean Pierre Marie Jazet (French, 1788-1871) after Hippolyte Lecomte (French, 1781-1857) France | c. 1820 | Textiles |
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| Beaker with a view of Dresden | Germany, Dresden Gottlob Samuel Mohn (German, 1789-1825) | 1816 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Chair | West Indies or Asia (possibly Dutch-colonized Indonesia) | c. 1820-40 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Center Table | Danhauser Furniture Factory (1814–39) Vienna | c. 1825 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Covered Cream Bowl from a Service Made for the Duke of Clarence (Later KingWilliam IV of the United Kingdom) | Henry and Richard Daniel Manufactory (1822–46) Retailed by Mortlock China Co. (1746–1930) Stoke-on-Trent, England | c. 1824–36 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Covered Cream Bowl from a Service Made for the Duke of Clarence (Later KingWilliam IV of the United Kingdom) | Henry and Richard Daniel Manufactory (1822–46) Retailed by Mortlock China Co. (1746–1930) Stoke-on-Trent, England | c. 1824–36 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Pair of Standing Dishes | Pietro Paola Spagna (Italian, 1793-1861) Rome, Italy | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| “Fables of Fontaine” Furnishing Fabric | Manufactured by Hartmann et Fils (French, founded 1776) Drawings from "Fables Choisies" written by Jean de la Fontaine (French, 1621-1695); published by Desaint et Saillant (French, 18th century) and Durand (French, 18th century); engraved by Jean Ouvrier (French, 1725-1784); illustrations designed by Jean-Baptiste Oudry (French, 1686-1755) | c. 1815 | Textiles |
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| Portraits of Serafina, Gaetanino and Ciccillo di Ottaiano | Embroidered by Princess Isabella Albertini de Medici di Ottaiano (Italian, 1784-1819) Painted by Marquis Filippo Petrone (Italian, active early 19th century) | 1815 | Textiles |
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| Flintlock Revolver with Bayonet | Gunsmith: Richard Constable (American, active 1817-1851) Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and Birmingham, England | 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Coverlet | United States, Virginia | c. 1825 | Textiles |
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| Palledar (Long Shawl) | Kashmir | 1815-25 | Textiles |
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| Panel | France | Empire period, c. 1820 | Textiles |
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| “Paul and Virginie” Furnishing Fabric | Designed by Cornelis (French, active c. 1820) after Jean Michel Moreau, the Younger (French, 1741-1814) and others Manufactured by Hartmann et Fils (French, founded 1776) Based on the story by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre (French, 1737-1814) France, possibly Münster | after 1818 | Textiles |
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| Side Chair (one of two) | England | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Set of Salt Spoons (2), from a Service Made for Pauline Bonaparte and Prince Camillo Borghese | Martin-Guillaume Biennais French, 1764-1843 Pietro Paola Spagna Italian, 1793-1861 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| La Vie de Jeanne d'Arc (The Life of Joan of Arc) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Charles Abraham Chasselat (French, 1782–1843) Possibly Manufactured by Hartmann et Fils (French, founded 1776) France, possibly Munster | c. 1815 | Textiles |
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| Globe-Shaped Work Table | Vienna, Austria | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Chair | Vienna, Austria | 1815–20 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Panel (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Philippe Wyngaert (Flemish, active c. 1820) France, Munster or Rouen | c. 1820 | Textiles |
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| La Vie de Jeanne d'Arc (The Life of Joan of Arc) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Charles Abraham Chasselat (French, 1782–1843) Engraved by Jamet (French, active c. 1825) Manufactured by François Kettinger et Fils (French, founded 1791) France, Bolbec | after 1817 | Textiles |
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| Plate | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Plate | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Crocus Pot | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Cup and Saucer | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Flower Vase with view of Worcester | Worcester Porcelain Factory (Flight, Barr & Barr Period,1813—1840) Worcester, England, founded 1751 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Creamer | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Spittoon | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Inkwell | Wedgwood Manufactory England, founded 1759 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Purse-Shaped Vinaigrette | William Eliott London, England | 1815/16 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| La Marchande d'Amour (The Merchant of Love) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Louis-Hippolyte LeBas (French, 1782–1867) after Jacques Firmin Beauvarlet (French, 1731-1797) Manufactured by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf (naturalized French, 1738-1815), Oberkampf Manufactory (French, 1760-1843) Jouy-en-Josas, France | 1815/17 | Textiles |
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| Sugar Bowl | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Bowl | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Vase | Leeds, England With Transfer Decoration after Adam Buck (Irish, 1759-1833) | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Vase | Leeds, England With Transfer Decoration after Adam Buck (Irish, 1759-1833) | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Vase | Leeds, England Transfer Decoration after Adam Buck (Irish, 1759-1833) | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Vase | Leeds, England With Transfer Decoration after Adam Buck (Irish, 1759-1833) | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Vase (part of a Garniture of 5 Vases) | England, Leeds With Transfer Decoration after Adam Buck Irish, 1759-1833 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Tea and Coffee Service | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory (1818–29) Paris | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Teapot | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Teapot | Birch and Villers (John Birch and William Villers) England, active c. 1775-1820 Birmingham, England | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| La Route de Jouy (The Route to Jouy) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Horace Vernet (French, 1789–1863) Engraved by Pierre Guillaime Lemeunnie (French, active c. 1815) Manufactured by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf (naturalized French, 1738-1815), Oberkampf Manufactory (French, 1760-1843) Jouy-en-Josas, France | 1815 | Textiles |
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| La Route de Jouy (The Road to Jouy) (Furnishing Fabric) | Designed by Horace Vernet (French, 1789–1863) Manufactured by Christophe-Philippe Oberkampf (naturalized French, 1738-1815), Oberkampf Manufactory (French, 1760-1843) Jouy-en-Josas, France | 1815 | Textiles |
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| Hannah Moore | Minton English, founded 1793 | c. 1830 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Jeanne d'Arc (Joan of Arc) (Furnishing Fabric) | Fleury Francois Richard (French, 1777-1852) France, Rouen | c. 1820 | Textiles |
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| Coffee Pot | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Milk Jug | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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| Cup and Saucer | Denuelle Porcelain Manufactory French, 1818-1829 | c. 1820 | Applied Arts of Europe |
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