File:Van Erp kettle.jpg
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A silver kettle, stand and burner, with ivory or bone details, designed by Dirk van Erp and made by his son William Henry van Erp. Approximately 1930. On display at the de Young Museum in San Francisco. Photo by Jim Heaphy.
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| Date | 12 December 2015 (according to Exif data) | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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