AR 01-02 final - Saint Louis Art Museum

DECORATIVE ARTS AND DESIGN
Appliances and Electronics
Marcello Nizzoli, Italian, 1887–1969; made by Necchi
Sewing Machine Sales Corporation, Pavia, Italy; Mirella
Sewing Machine, c.1957; metal and plastic; 11 1/2 x 19
x 7 inches; Gift of Marie L. Schmitz 57:2004a–c
Architectural Elements
Hector Guimard, French, 1867–1942; made at the
Fonderies de Saint-Dizier, Lorraine, France; Door
Grilles, before 1907; painted cast iron; 38 1/2 (.1),
38 5/8 (.2) x 20 3/4 x 7/8 inches; Funds given by William
B. McMillan Jr., the Richard Brumbaugh Trust in memory
of Richard Irving Brumbaugh and Grace Lischer
Brumbaugh, the Anne L. Lehmann Charitable Trust,
Jane Stamper, and Victor Porter Smith 34:2004.1,.2
Basketry
Mary Giles, American, born 1944; Copper Strata, 2002;
waxed linen and copper; 18 x 18 3/4 inches; Funds given
by Cathy Barancik and Steve Novik, Elissa and Paul
Cahn, Nancy and Ken Kranzberg, Joan and Mitchell
Markow, Ted and Sissy Thomas, Cathy and Martin
Wice, and David and Jacqueline Charak 5:2004
Ceramics
Theodor Bogler, German, 1897–1968; made by Bauhaus
Ceramic Workshop, Dornburg, Germany; Combination
Teapot, 1923; glazed earthenware; 2 7/8 x 6 1/16 x 6 3/16
inches; Lopata Endowment Fund 174:2003a,b
William V. Bragdon, American, 1884–1959; made
at University City Porcelain Works, University City,
Missouri; Cast of a Decadrachm, c.1912–14; glazed
earthenware; diameter: 1 9/16 inches; Cast of a
Decadrachm, c.1912–14; earthenware; diameter: 1 1/4
inches; Cast of a Decadrachm, c.1912–14; glazed earthenware;
diameter: 1 1/4 inches; Mold, c.1912–14; plaster;
assembled dimensions: 1 1/2 x 2 3/8 inches; Gifts of
Kirby William Brown 63:2004–66:2004a,b
Taxile Doat, French, 1851–1938; made at University
City Porcelain Works, University City, Missouri; Vase,
1913; glazed porcelain; 5 x 5 inches; Funds given by the
Cournoyer Family in loving memory of Jeffrey Kent
Cournoyer 13:2004; Vase, 1913; glazed porcelain with
gilded decoration; 5 1/8 x 5 inches; Gift of Victor Porter
Smith in memory of his parents, Elizabeth Clark
Kirkwood Smith and Shirley Zachariah Smith 59:2004
Louis Comfort Tiffany, American, 1848–1933; made by Tiffany Studios, Corona,
New York; Tomato Vase, c.1904–14; earthenware with glazed interior; 7 3/4 x 13 1/4
inches; Funds given by the Roland E. Jester Fund for the Decorative Arts, The Lea-
Thi-Ta Study Group, David Allen Hanks Fund for the Decorative Arts, Isabelle and
Jean-Paul Montupet, Joanne and Alan Kohn, the Marjorie Wyman Endowment Fund,
BSI Constructors and Charles M. Ruprecht through the 2002 Art Enrichment Fund,
and Barbara Shortridge 120:2003
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