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Bequest of John V. Rowan, Jr.
Compote
Bequest of John V. Rowan, Jr.
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Compote

Manufacturer E.J. & W. Barnard (London)
DepartmentEuropean Art
CultureEnglish
Date1829
MediumSterling silver and glass
Dimensionsdiameter: 10 in. (25.4 cm)
height (overall): 14 3/8 in. (36.5 cm)
Credit LineAnonymous gift
Object number98.4.7.a-b
Geography
Place madeLondon, England
General regionEurope
DescriptionSterling compote, molded/sculpted baluster shaped pedestal on tri-foot base. Neoclassical style with separate scalloped-shaped crystal bowl. Armorial marking on base.
Not on view
Collections
Gift of Helen Hogan Perkins and Henry Perkins in memory of Gretchen and Preston Northrup.
Pair of Candelabra
Tiffany and Company
ca. 1902
Gift of the Friedrich Estate.
Figural Compote and Stand
Meissen Porcelain Manufactory
Culture: German
late- 19th-early- 20th century
Museum Purchase: Stark-Willson Collection.
Bowl with scalloped rim
Culture: Roman
4th-5th century A.D.
Gift of Harding Black (Private Collection).
Compote
Harding Black
1992
San Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Kittie Nelson Ferguson and Henry Rugeley Ferguson
Pair of Urns with Round Pedestal Bases
Wedgwood
Culture: English
1881
Bequest of John V. Rowan, Jr.
Compote in Egyptian Taste
John Laughlin, Jr.
Culture: Irish
ca. 1775
Covered Urn
Covered Urn
Wedgwood
Culture: English
19th century
Gift of Glen and Rosemary Skaggs.
Berry Spoon
William Ward
Culture: Irish
1800
Pierced Meiping Vase
Pierced Meiping Vase
Unknown
Culture: Chinese
late- 15th-early- 16th century
San Antonio Museum of Art, gift of Kittie Nelson Ferguson and Henry Rugeley Ferguson
Covered Urn
Wedgwood
Culture: English
1881
Purchased with funds provided by Mrs. Marie Smith Schwartz.
Beaker
Culture: Roman
1st century A.D.
Purchased with funds provided by the Bessie Timon Asian Art Acquisition Endowment.
Vase
Culture: Chinese
15th century

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