Metals Study Room

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The Metals Study Room is organized to chronicle the development of metals, including silver, pewter, and gold, between the 1650s and the 1870s. The survey presents not only an evolution of design, but also testifies to changes in production technology, regional preferences, marketing, and social history over more than two centuries.

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Goblet
Adolphe Himmel
1857
Silver
B.2023.2
Ice Cream Knife
Whiting Manufacturing Company
c. 1875–1881
Silver and silver gilding
B.97.11.1
Sauceboat
Thomas Fletcher
c. 1830
Silver
B.2021.10
Beaker
Samuel H. Wheritt
c. 1860
Silver
B.97.54
Coffeepot
John Bayly
c. 1750–1806
Silver
B.71.75
Ladle
George Wilkinson
c. 1860–1870
Silver
B.93.2
Pap Boat
Thomas You
c. 1756–1785
Silver
B.97.57
Portrait of Susa Orcutt (Mrs. Jonathan Bates, 1760–1826)
Anna Claypoole Peale
1821
Watercolor on ivory
B.99.6
Dessert Spoon
Samuel Bell
c. 1821–1851
Silver
B.84.14.1
Teaspoon and Spoon
Nathaniel Hurd
1751–1777
Silver
B.83.7.1,.2
Porringer
John Burt
c. 1720–1746
Silver
B.69.94
Inkstand
Tiffany & Co.
c. 1870–1875
Silver
B.2004.31
Crumber
Gorham Manufacturing Company
c. 1869–1875
Silver
B.2004.27
Olive Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Company
c. 1870–1875
Silver with silver gilding
B.2004.37
Crumber
W. K. Vanderslice & Co.
c. 1870–1885
Silver
B.2004.25
Spoon
Unknown American
18th century
Pewter
B.69.543
Kettle on Stand
John Chandler Moore
c. 1827–1843
Silver
B.94.15.A-.D
Tankard
Johannis Nys
c. 1692–1734
Silver
B.58.117
Fruit Stand
Wood & Hughes
c. 1860–1875
Silver
B.2004.36
Sugar Basket
Gorham Manufacturing Company
c. 1870–1875
Silver
B.2004.28
Pair of Saltcellars
William Gale, Son, & Co.
1852
Silver and glass
B.92.2,.3
Cann
Peter Oliver
c. 1703–1712
Silver
B.69.92
Porringer
Samuel Vernon
c. 1704–1737
Silver
B.69.93
Tankard
Joseph Lownes
c. 1798
Silver
B.2015.21
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