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Cann
Jacob Hurd
ca. 1745

Mrs. Jacob Hurd and Child
William Johnston
ca. 1762

Spoon
Jacob Hurd
1725–50

Salt
Jacob Hurd
1730–40

Creampot
Jacob Hurd
1735–45

Serving Spoon
Jacob Hurd
1730–40

Caster
Jacob Hurd
1740–50

Porringer
Jacob Hurd
ca. 1740

Candlestick
Jacob Hurd
1740–50

Candlestick
Jacob Hurd
ca. 1740–50

Jacob Hurd
William Johnston
ca. 1762

Two-Handled Cup and Cover
Jacob Hurd
1735–40

Rattle, Whistle, and Bells
Richard Van Dyck
1735–45

Child's rattle and teether
British, Birmingham
1835–36

Workes of the Reverend and Faithfull Minister of Christ, William Ames, doctor and professor of the famous University of Franeker in Friesland, translated out of the Latine for publike use

William Ames

1643

American