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  • Two Hand Towels
  • Folk Art Mirror
  • Branding iron
  • Fish line holder and hook
  • Sash
  • Chiffon pineapple hat
  • Coin Collection
  • 2 Unbleached linen bags
  • Fragment of Dutch ceramic
  • Pulley from sailing ship
  • Gentleman’s Cane
  • Green glass decanter
  • Linen towel
  • Hat
  • Kente cloth
  • Weaner with repair
  • Pitcher
  • Redware-glazed whistle
  • Pair of Candleholders
  • Carved toy tongs
  • Decorative spatula
  • Folk Art cookie cutters (5)
  • Georgian screw top bottle
  • Whimsical Parrot Bottle Opener
  • Iron bowl
  • Beaver top hat and leather hat box
  • Forged handle
  • Woven horsehair spats
  • Paperweight
  • Animal Trap
  • Copper bowl
  • Paperweight
  • Carved playing elephants
  • Hand-wrought iron stabilizer
  • Nikon camera
  • Iron hook and pulley
  • Matsuda Gloves
  • Koranic Writing Tablet
  • Policeman’s summer motorcycle hat
  • Delft, Probably one of a Set to Sit Atop a Kest
  • Pair of Jamb Hooks
  • Three water glasses with fish
  • Red Painted Shaving Mirror with Single Drawer
  • Duck head
  • Pressed glass pitcher
  • Cast Bust of Justus von Liebig
  • Pressed glass pitcher
  • Handaxe/Pounder
  • Trade cloth for tropics
  • Kuba cloth
  • Set of plastic copies of flatware from Moss
  • Glove Trade Sign
  • Indian Cloth with handwoven border
  • Pair of hand-wrought hinges
  • Shaker darning knob
  • African Headdress
  • Candlestick
  • Tapis, garment or woman’s skirt
  • Tramp Art Box
  • Wooden Decoy, Black Duck
  • Jacquard Towel
  • Apron
  • Beaded Bandelier
  • Checkerboard
  • Pima basket
  • Shears
  • Prayer Kilim
  • Urn
  • Hand-wrought iron fork
  • Toll ware small tray
  • Homme Plisse Men’s Scarf

Richard Tuttle: What is the Object was on view at the Bard Graduate Center Gallery from March 25 to July 10, 2022.

Bard Graduate Center Gallery
18 West 86th Street
New York, NY 10024
212.501.3023

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