European Sculpture and Decorative Arts — Page 41
37,603 artworks · The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Piece
Teabowl and saucer
Ignaz Preissler|Cornelis Galle I|Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus|Vienna|Claudius Innocentius Du Paquier period, ca. 1720–30
Giovanni Andrea Muti
Bernardino Cametti, ca. 1725
Wineglass
Set of four miniature second course dishes
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Teabowl
Meissen Manufactory|Ignaz Preissler|Böttger Period, ca. 1720–25
Barbe
Box with cover
Saint-Cloud factory, ca. 1720–40
Miniature snuffers
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Miniature coffeepot with cover
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Miniature sugar bowl with cover
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Miniature fender
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Miniature cream jug
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Plate (one of a set of twelve)
Thomas Farren, 1715/16
Saucer (1 of 6) (part of a service)
Meissen Manufactory, ca. 1720
Measure
Auguste Loir, ca. 1720–60
Moses and the Tablets of the Law
Bartolomeo Terchi, ca. 1720
Miniature chocolate pot
David Clayton, ca. 1720–30
Sugar box with cover
Meissen Manufactory|Böttger Period|Abraham Seuter, ca. 1719, decorated 1720–30
Caster
Anthony Nelme|John Chartier, 1714–15
Soap box
Anthony Nelme, 1713–14
Liturgical bucket
Giuseppe Palmentiero, 1712 or 1713
Jug with cover
John Chartier, 1711–12
Salver
David Willaume I, 1710–11
Dish with rocks, flowers, and birds
Buddhist Divinity
Meissen Manufactory|Georg Funcke, made ca. 1715–20, decorated ca. 1718–20
Buddhist Divinity
Meissen Manufactory|Georg Funcke, ca. 1715–20
Teabowl and saucer
Meissen Manufactory|Böttger Period|Ignaz Preissler, ca. 1715–20
Pair of candlesticks
David Willaume I, 1710/11
Wax model for the bust of a child
Meissen Manufactory, ca. 1715
Frame fragment
Vase with cover
Meissen Manufactory|Böttger Period, ca. 1715, decorated ca. 1725–30
Teabowl
Saint-Cloud factory, ca. 1715–30
Two-handled cup with cover
Simon Pantin I, 1709–10
Miniature tankard
George Manjoy, 1707–8
Tobacco box
John Abbott, 1706–7
Plate with arms of the Poterat family
Console table
Bottle with flowers of the four seasons
Anne Spencer, Countess of Sunderland (1683–1716)
David Le Marchand, ca. 1710, with later socle
Armchair
Coffeepot
Francis Garthorne, 1705–6
Saucer
Saint-Cloud factory, ca. 1710–20
Chandelier
John Gumley|James Moore, ca. 1710–15
Venus Giving Arms to Aeneas
Jean Cornu, 1704
Spoon
Edward Sweet, 1704–5
Two card counters in box with cover
Napkin