Pitcher

1. Louis Marks (1865-1927) and Mrs. Louis Marks (1871-1949), Chicago (m. February 17, 1890), 1915; to their daughter, Mrs. Marion Rubens, Chicago; to her daughter, Doris Rubens (Mrs. Lawrence) Dreiman (died 2000); to her husband, Lawrence Dreiman (died 2004), Chevy Chase, MD, by 1976; given to the Art Institute of Chicago, 1976.

Recorded by Art Institute of Chicago.

• New York, American Craft Museum, <em>The Ideal Home, 1900–1920</em>, Oct. 21, 1993–Feb. 27, 1994, cat.

• Milo Naeve, "Colonial Banking to Contemporary Collecting," <em>Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago</em> 71, no. 6 (Nov.–Dec., 1977), 1–7, fig. 10 (ill.).
• Janet Kardon, <em>The Ideal Home, 1900–1920: The History of Twentieth-Century American Craft</em>, exh. cat. (H.N. Abrams, 1993), 200 (ill.).
• Carolyn Kelly, "The Kalo Shop: A Case Study of Handwrought Silver in the Twentieth Century" (master's thesis, Parsons School of Design, 2006), 40, 159 (ill.).

Bowl

Art Institute of Chicago

Pair of Three-Light Tulip Candleholders

Art Institute of Chicago

Garniture for Field and Foot Tourney at the Barriers

Art Institute of Chicago

Portions of a Jousting Armor

Art Institute of Chicago

Armor for the Field and Tourney

Art Institute of Chicago

Devil Chaser, 2nd version

Art Institute of Chicago

Pitheads–Perspective Views

Art Institute of Chicago

Composite Armor

Art Institute of Chicago

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