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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Miniature of William Cadogan Simes (1773–1824)
c. 1810–1824
Watercolor on ivory
B.98.10
Spoon Mold
c. 1760–1800
Bronze
B.84.11.A,.B
Spoon
18th century
Pewter
B.69.543
Olive Spoon and Fork
c. 1870–1885
Silver with gilding
B.2004.33
Butter Dish
c. 1860–1875
Silver
B.2004.19.A-.D
Cup
c. 1858
Silver
B.2004.20
Coffeepot
c. 1810–1815
Lead-glazed earthenware (lusterware)
B.70.85.A,.B
Porringer
c. 1730–1750
Hard-paste porcelain with enamel
B.88.1
Napkin Ring
c. 1868
Silver
B.95.19
Pier Table
c. 1815–1825
Mahogany and mahogany veneer; eastern white pine, mahogany, yellow-popolar, marble, mirror glass, brass, and gilt
B.67.29
Tumbler
c. 1856–1861
Silver
B.87.14
Teaspoon
c. 1808
Silver
B.2009.13
Sugar Bowl
c. 1830–1850
Silver
B.93.12.A,.B
Walking Stick
c. 1862
Gold, unidentified wood, and inset compass
B.93.27
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
Cup
Hyde & Goodrich
c. 1845–1861
Silver
B.68.2
Pap Boat
Louis Boudo
c. 1809–1827
Silver
B.85.12
Sugar Tongs
Charles A. Burnett
c. 1785–1810
Silver
B.85.13
Serving Spoon
Gorham Manufacturing Company
c. 1875
Silver and partial gilding
B.2017.6
Spoon
Paul Revere, Jr.
1781
Silver
B.86.5
Teaspoon
Paul Revere, Jr.
c. 1765–1790
Silver
B.86.6
Sauce Tureen (one of a set of 3)
Simon Chaudron
c. 1805–1819
Silver
B.86.15.1.A,.B
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