V&A Museum - Sztuka użytkowa

Dish. Porcelain with underglaze blue decoration. Kyoto, Japan, c.1900.

Tea caddy, by Jennens and Bettridge. Painted papier-mach?? . England, 1851.

Vase. Tin-glazed maiolica. Urbino, Italy, 16th century.

Teapot, by Christofle & Co. and enamelled by Antoine Tard. Enamel on copper with gilt detailing. Paris, France, 1867.

Box. Painted and varnished wood. Kurnul, South India, 1875-1900.

Mirror or toilet glass. Rosewood inlaid with ivory. Vizagapatam, India, c.1740.

Side Table, probably by James Moore. Carved, gessoed and gold coloured. England, c.1714.

Decanter and Stopper. Clear glass, wheel-engraved, cut stopper. England, 1760-70.

Sugar Bowl, by James Young and Orlando Jackson, from The Garrick Service. Silver. London, England, c.1774-75.

Magazine rack, by The Bombay Art Furniture Company. Carved wood. Bombay, India, late 19th century.

Box. Painted and varnished wood. Kurnul, Southern India, mid-19th century.

Work box. Sandalwood overlaid with porcupine quill. Vizagapatam, India, c.1924.

Candelabra or Girandole, after Thomas Johnson. Pine with original water gold colouring and areas of oil gold colouring. London, England, c.1760.

Powder flask or horn. Mother-of-pearl and silver. West India, early 17th century.

Baby's cradle. Ebony, turned and carved. Sri Lanka, late 17th century.

Garrick Wardobe, by Thomas Chippendale (1718-79), made for David Garrick (1717-79). Pine. England, c.1772-78.

Vita Nova Washstand, by William Burges (1827-81). Carved, painted and gold coloured wood, marble top and bowl inset with silver. London, England, 1880...

Sweetmeat dish centrepiece. Porcelain. Derby, England, 1760-80.

Caskets of Vizagapatam, illustrations from The Journal of Indian Art. Horn, ivory and sandalwood. England, 1886.

Antimony cup, by The Antimony Cup Ltd. Antimony, leather and wood. Peterborough, England, 18th century.

Wine Jug, by Reily & Storer. Silver. London, England, 1840.

Work box. Sandalwood veneered with ivory. Visakhapatnam India, c.1790-1800.

Cabinet on a stand. Wood inlaid with various woods. Possibly Goa, India, late 17th century.

Daybed. Ebony inlaid with ivory. Visakhapatnam, India, c.1700-20.

Folding table with heiroglyphic decoration. Painted wood. Kashmir, India, late 18th century.

Drinking glass, by Ravenscroft. Lead glass. England, late 17th century.

Apostle Jug, by Charles Meigh. White stoneware. Hanley, Stoke-on-Trent, England, 1842.

Chair. Papier mache with pierced and painted back. England, c.1850.

Box. Carved sandalwood. Kumta, India, c.1867.

Box. Wood inlaid with ivory. Visakhapatnam, India, c.1720-30.

Portable writing desk. Ebony overlaid with porcupine quills. Visakhapatnam, India, late 19th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, brass and ivory. Western India, 17th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, brass and ivory. Western India, 17th century.

Cabinet. Wood, brass and ivory. Western India, 17th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood and ivory. Western India, 17th century.

Table bureau. Wood, inlaid with ivory. Visakhapatnam, India, c.1740-50.

Work box. Calamander, ivory and wood. Sri Lanka, early 19th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, inlaid with various woods, ivory and brass. Western India, 17th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, ivory and brass. Western India, 17th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, ivory and brass. Western India, 17th century.

Fall front cabinet. Wood and ivory. Western India, c.1610-20.

Fall front cabinet. Wood, inlaid with ivory. Gujarat or Sindh, Western India, early 17th century.

Work box. Sandalwood, overlaid with sadeli, with a large mirror in lid. Bombay, India, c.1800-10.

Box. Sandalwood carved and mounted with ivory. Delhi, India, c.1860-70.

Box. Ebony, silver and ivory. Delhi, India, c.1860-70.

Cabinet. Wood, inlaid with engraved ivory. Probably western India, mid-17th century.

Cabinet. Wood, inlaid with engraved ivory. Probably Western India, mid-17th century.

Table. Rosewood inlaid with ivory. Mysore, India, early 20th century.

Chair. Painted and varnished wood. Bareilly, India, c.1880-90.

Table. Cedarwood, inlaid with ebony and various woods. Goa, India, c.1600-50.