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DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN

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DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN

The Brooks’ decorative arts and design collection includes more than 2,000 European and American pieces of ceramics, glass, furniture, and metalwork. The majority of these objects are English, with large holdings of sterling silver, 19th-century lustreware, and 18th-century furniture. Notable objects include Paul Storr silver, a 14th-century Spanish processional cross, French and Italian Renaissance ceramics, and a late 15th-century German stained glass panel. American works date largely to the mid-18th to late 19th century and include silver, furniture, and glass. Among the highlights are a Townsend family long-case clock, a Benjamin Frothingham high chest of drawers, a Frank Lloyd Wright chair, a Tennessee sugar chest sideboard, and a pair of silver Tiffany ewers.

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The First Chair
Michele DeLucchi
1983
Wine Glass
Unknown Maker
ca. 1675-1725
Ewer
Frederick Elkington
1881-1882
Decorative Platter
Bernard Palissy
ca. 1560
Untitled
Richard De Vore
ca. 1970
Unknown Maker
Second half; 19th century
Unknown Manufacturer
Late 19th century
Nez Perce, Yakima, Cayuse, Umatilla or Salish (Pleateau Tribe)
late 19th century
Navajo
late 19th - early 20th century
Navajo
late 19th - early 20th century