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DUCK, ONE OF TWO
DUCK, ONE OF TWO
72.80.2
Unknown
20th c.
Metal duck standing on staggered web feet and head held upright and mouth open.
LILY PAD LAMPS
LILY PAD LAMPS
72.81.1-3
Unknown
20th c.
Three lily pad lamps for japanese garden. The upper part is shaped like the leaf of a lily pad and the bottom part contains the lighting fixture. The bottom part is to be below water.
GATES
GATES
72.82
Unknown
20th c.
Two large wooden gates, with metal bronze plaques. These gates are japanese in style with a pagoda top.
FOUNTAIN
FOUNTAIN
72.83
Unknown
20th c.
Bronze fountain showing faun playing pipes. He is seated in a shell.
URNS
URNS
72.8.1-5
Unknown
20th c.
Five urns in grey stone. They have a bell shaped lid topped by a ball knob. Handles are in the shape of ram's heads with large horns. Around the upper body of the urn is a frieze in high relief...
URNS
URNS
72.9.1-6
Unknown
20th c.
Six urns in stone in French garden. Four of the urns have two swags of leaves decorating them, the other two have four swags of decoration. Four similar urns have a pinecone finial with acanthus...
TABLECLOTH
TABLECLOTH
73.1
Unknown
ca. 1990
Natural linen tablecloth with motif embroidered in red. The edges are bound with red bias tape.
PIN
PIN
73.10
Unknown
unknown
NAPKINS
NAPKINS
73.2
Unknown (Manufacturer)
c. 1950
Beige cotton napkins with 3/4" border of alternating stripes of blue, brown and yellow. Original to Hillwood.
PIECES OF IVORY
PIECES OF IVORY
73.3
Unknown
20th c.
Four pieces of ivory, to be used for miniatures. .1 is oval with a pencil drawing. .2 is a small rectangle (H. 3 1/4 inches, W. 2 1/2 inches) .3 and .4 are large rectangles (H. 4 1/4 inches, W. 3...
LACQUER BOXES
LACQUER BOXES
73.4.1-2
Unknown
ca. 1990
Two lacquer boxes, both unfinished. .1 is unpainted, rectangular with four feet and a hinge. .2 is painted with a base coat of black on the outside, red on the inside. Rectangular with a hinge.
SEA CLOUD
SEA CLOUD
73.6
Unknown (Painter)
c. 1950
Painting of the Sea Cloud after Montague Dawson. This painting was owned by Jenny Mattson, and was something that Marjorie Merriweather Post gave to some of her employees (Gus Modig had one as well).