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Artist Eugene-Louis Sieffert (French, active 1881-1894)
Producerproduced by A. B. Daniell & Son (London, England, active 19th century)
Manufacturermanufactured by Royal Worcester (Worcester, England, founded 1862)
Date1878
MediumPorcelain with hand-painted and raised gold-gilt decoration
DimensionsOverall (diameter): 23 cm (9 1/16 in.)
ClassificationsDecorative Arts
Credit LineAcquired with the Brother International Corporation Japonisme Art Acquisition Fund
Object number1997.0062
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Exhibition History- Japonisme Rotation, 03/2003-2010, Zimmerli Art Museum, 19th Century Gallery - Meiji Photographs: A Historic Friendship between Japan and Rutgers, 09/03/2013-07/12/2015, Zimmerli Art Museum, Seminar Room
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Meiji Photographs: A Historic Friendship between Japan and Rutgers

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Royal Worcester
1879
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Attributed to Christopher Dresser
1872
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Royal Worcester
1876-1891
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Bishop & Stonier
c. 1880
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Minton
1878
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Iwao Company, Arita, Japan
19th century
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Hizen Shinpo Company, Japan
19th century
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Plate with fisherman motif from Hokusai's Hundred Views of Mount Fuji
J. Vieillard et Cie
1880
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Charles Pillivuyt & Co
c. 1867
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Plate from Paragon series
Powell, Bishop & Stonier
1880
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Bishop & Stonier
c. 1880
Plate with Cubist design and Hammer and Sickle motif (also known as Red Ribbon with Emblem)
Plate with Cubist design and Hammer and Sickle motif (also known as Red Ribbon with Emblem)
Sergei Vasilievich Chekhonin
1919
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