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18th Century American ancient antiques and curios Arthur Hayden artists beautiful Benjamin Altman Bernard Palissy blue bottles Byzantine cameo champlevé Chats on Old Chelsea China Chinese porcelain Chinese snuff-bottles chintz Chippendale cloisonné enamels cloisons coin collecting collector color console Courtesy Metropolitan Museum craftsmen cup-plates decoration delft Dutch delft early eighteenth century embroidery English engraved gems examples fabrics faience French gem-engravers glaze gold Greek Hepplewhite Horace Walpole imitated India intaglii interest Italian maiolica Japan Japanese Josiah Wedgwood Kyttyle lacquer later Limoges London maiolica manufacture marks marvelous Master Bernard metal millefiori millefiori glass modern Museum of Art objects Old Furniture Oriental ornamental painted Palissy's pattern period Persian Pesaro pewter pieces portraits produced rare Roman samplers settees Sèvres Sheffield plate silver sofa sort specimens straw marqueterie style Sung dynasty surface sword-guards things to-day treasures tsuba Vase ware Wedgwood Wu Tao-tzu York