"Eve and the Serpent" by Rose Piper, 1988 or earlier, and "Wine is a Mocker" by Hendrik Bary, 1670.

This Kiddush cup is made out of silver and engraved with Hebrew words and images of flowers. The inscription reads, “Guard the Sabbath day

Both the Tankard and Vomit Pot with Floral Decoration are items exported from China by the Dutch East India Company (“Blue and White Wares”)

In the early 17th century, Korean artists introduced porcelain to Japan – marking the beginning of a new art industry and trade. Porcelain

A notable aspect of the feast is the use of ornate dishware for the occasion. The decoration of a coffee or tea cup may be just as revealing

Upon analysis, the Pilsner Glass with Anemones, c. 1890, provides insights into the social environment of later 19th-century Northern Europe

This wheel-carved glass cup and saucer (c.1905) embody the movement of avant-garde artists away from 19th century traditional, conventional