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Title: Fluted Vase
Artist: Josef Hoffmann
Physical Description: This vase consists of two fluted elements: the container which has a slightly flaring lip, and a foot that is also fluted. The surfaces of the vase have a hand-worked character and are not smoothly finished
Artist Life Dates: 1870 - 1956
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905
Accession Number: 1962/2.4
Medium and Support: silver
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Title: Vase
Artist: Markham Art Pottery
Physical Description: This long-necked bottle has a matte glaze of tans, brown, and orange. It also has a raised pattern that at first looks like a craquelure pattern.
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905
Accession Number: 1978/1.168
Medium and Support: stoneware with raised design and matte glaze
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Title: Kind zwischen Bäumen (Child Among Trees)
Artist: Paula Modersohn-Becker
Physical Description: Drawing featuring a small child seated with its hands in its lap stares out at the viewer amid a forest of birch trees.
Artist Life Dates: 1876 - 1907
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905
Accession Number: 2000/2.176
Medium and Support: black chalk on medium thick cream laid paper
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Title: Tea pot from 3-piece tea service
Artist: Wiener Werkstätte
Physical Description: One of a three-piece tea service, the tea pot is a small silver container with a lobed shape, a simple spout, a bone handle positioned at a right angle to the spout, and a flat, hinged lid with a bone finial. Both the finial and the handle are carved into four lobes to match the body of the pot. The surface of the silver is not glassy-smooth; it has a hand-worked, hammered surface. The overall design impression is of satisfying geometric proportions with a slightly organic feel.
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905-1915
Accession Number: 1979/2.88.1
Medium and Support: silver with bone handles
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Title: Sugar bowl with lid, from 3-piece tea service
Artist: Wiener Werkstätte
Physical Description: One of a three-piece tea service, the sugar bowl is a small silver container with a lobed shape and a flat lid with a bone finial. The finial is carved into four lobes to match the body of the pot. The surface of the silver is not glassy-smooth; it has a hand-worked, hammered surface. The overall design impression is of satisfying geometric proportions with a slightly organic feel.
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905-1915
Accession Number: 1979/2.88.2
Medium and Support: silver on bone handles and finials
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Title: Creamer, from Three-Piece Tea Service
Artist: Wiener Werkstätte
Physical Description: One of a three-piece tea service, the creamer is a small silver container with a lobed shape, a simple spout, and a bone handle positioned at a right angle to the handle. The handle is carved into four lobes to match the body of the vessel. The surface of the silver is not glassy-smooth; it has a hand-worked, hammered surface. The overall design impression is of satisfying geometric proportions with a slightly organic feel.
Century: 20th century
Object Creation Date: circa 1905-1915
Accession Number: 1979/2.88.3
Medium and Support: silver on bone handles and finials
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