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- All Russian Museum of Decorative-Applied and Folk Arts: Collections comprise over 40,000 pieces of Russian decorative-applied and folk art, including unique specimens of wood carving, painting on wood, weaving, pottery, embroidery and many other folk arts. Located in Moscow.
- Astley Hall: 16th century English house now serving as a museum of decorative and visual arts. Includes selections of Leeds Pottery, glassware, and textiles online.
- Blaafarveværket: Art and cultural museum located in what was once the world's largest manufacturing plant of cobalt blue pigment, with a permanent exhibit of antique pocelain and cobalt blue glass. In English and Norwegian.
- Burgerhuis: Museum in Stellenbosch which houses period furniture.
- California Heritage Museum: Exhibits American decorative art, fine art, and folk art. Includes details of current and past exhibits, permanent collection, hours, admission, membership and volunteer details, gift shop, online ordering and directions. Located in Santa Monica.
- Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art: Comprehensive collection of the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany as well as fine 19th and 20th century American decorative arts.
- Daughters of the American Revolution Museum: Showcases the furnishings and decorative arts of pre-industrial America with permanent and changing exhibitions in two galleries. Includes details of exhibits, hours and directions. Free to the public. Located in Washington, DC.
- Decorative Arts Center of Ohio: State-wide organization to foster education in the arts of daily life, with exhibits on glass, quilts, and neoclassical furniture. Lancaster, Ohio.
- Holburne Museum of Art: Focuses on collections of fine and decorative art made by Sir William Holburn. Includes hours, calendar of events, exhibitions and contact information.
- Museo di Arti Decorative: Features highlights from a collection of 18th century decorative arts. Museum located in Torino, Italy.
- Museum of Art and Far Eastern Antiquities: Built around two major collections, the museum exhibits over a thousand objects of ceramics, gold and silver art, and crafts from China.
- Museum of Furniture: Collection includes items from the 18th century to beginning of 20th century. Includes history of the building, hours and directions. Located in Moscow. [Russian and English].
- Percival David Foundation of Chinese Art: Provides an introduction to the exhibit of ceramics at the University of London. Contains nature and scope of the collection, images, events, hours, and publications.
- Providence Jewelry Museum: A collection of fine and fashion jewelry from the 18th century to the present, and an archival record of its history and production. Additional collections include machinery, tools, dies and other artifacts used in the jewelry manufacture. Open by appointment in Providence, Rhode Island.
- Rosenbach Museum and Library: Encompasses the collections of the Rosenbach brothers, including decorative arts and rare books and manuscripts.
- Stellenbosch Museum: Decorative arts and furnishings from various style periods of Stellenbosch's history and a toy and miniature display are exhibited in four houses comprising the museum.
- The Clockarium: Displays collection of art deco ceramics from Belgium, France, Czechoslovakia and other countries. Includes hours, schedules, entrance fees, virtual gallery and access map. Located in Brussels, Belgium. [French, Polish, Spanish, English, Netherlands, Italian and Finnish]
- The Danish Museum of Decorative Art: International museum of decorative art in Copenhagen, with exhibits of eastern Asian art, European glass, textiles, Royal Copenhagen porcelain, and 19th century Danish furniture and ceramics.
- The Museums of The Potteries: Four ceramics museums in Stoke-on-Trent.
- The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery: The world's finest collection of Staffordshire ceramics as well as an art gallery with impressive collections of paintings, and textiles.
- The Wallace Collection, Hertford House: Considered one of the best collections of fine arts including paintings, porcelain, furnishings and armoury.
- Victoria and Albert Museum: Museum of the decorative arts founded in 1852 to support and encourage excellence in art and design.
- Vitra Design Museum: Museum documenting and exhibiting industrial furniture design.
- William Morris Gallery: The only museum devoted to the art of England's best known designer includes internationally known collections illustrating Morris's life, work and influence.
- Winterthur Museum, Garden and Library: Site offers information on the Delaware museum, the decorative arts and the historic houses of Odessa, which are owned by Winterthur.
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