Artist
Paul Poffinbarger (1855–1995)
29 works by Paul Poffinbarger (American, 1855–1995) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington.
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24 works shown, in the site's best-first order
Spoon MoldPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1938National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Tobacco BoxPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Door Latch and HandlePaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Men's Bedroom SlippersPaul Poffinbarger, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Jewelers Sign WatchPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Broad AxePaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Sewing MachinePaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fireplace TongsPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fireplace TongsPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
CrockPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Muffin PanPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Cast Iron Dobbie: JockeyPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Mortar and PestlePaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Seat TablePaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Fruit JarPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Tea KettlePaul Poffinbarger, 1935/1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
String BowlPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Andiron or Fire DogPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1941National Gallery of Art, Washington 
TrivetPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1942National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Foot TubPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1939National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Lead Miner's Wooden BucketPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Hack SawPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1938National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Drinking CupPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Iron Negro BankPaul Poffinbarger, c. 1940National Gallery of Art, Washington