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Desk
American
1700–1730

Salt Shovel
T. A. Davis
ca. 1825

Dressing table
American
1747

Vermont Drawing Book of Flowers

John Henry Hopkins

1847

Vase
Grueby Faience Company
ca. 1898–1900

Easy chair
American
1730–40

Flute
William S. Haynes Co.
1929

Cann
Stephen Emery
ca. 1785

Salt
Jacob Hurd
1730–40

Shilling
John Hull
ca. 1667–ca. 1682

Astral Lamp
American
ca. 1860

Girandole
William F. Shaw
after 1852

Serving Spoon
Jacob Hurd
1730–40

The Last and Best Book on Knitting, Crocheting, Embroidery . Art Needlework

Brown, Durrell & Co.

1890 or later

Side Chair
American
1760–90

Dickinson's Embossed Cards. First Specimen Books. No. 52 Washington Street, Boston

1842

Kennard & Jenks

1875–80

Bartholomew's Progressive Drawing Cards in 5 Numbers: No.1

William Nelson Bartholomew

1860

Illustrated Catalogue of. . .art materials, decorative art goods and art pottery

Chas. J. Edmands

1884 or later

Nathaniel Byfield

John Smibert

1730

American

late 18th century

Clarinet in C
John Ashton Sr.
1820–44

Saucer
New England Pottery Company
1889–95

Two-Handled Cup
Jeremiah Dummer
ca. 1690

Argand Lamp
American
ca. 1835

Cornet a Piston in B-flat

American

1902–4

Bookend
Rebecca Cauman
ca. 1927

Washington and Franklin
Joseph H. Merriam
ca. 1862

Tankard
John Burt
ca.1725

American

late 18th century

Creamer
Newell Harding
ca. 1830

Illustrated Catalogue of Easy and Reclining Chairs, Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Furnitur, Hat Trees, Mirrors, Mattresses, etc.

Gerrish & O'Brien

1883

Royal American Magazine, or Universal Repository of Instruction and Amusement

Isaiah Thomas

January 1774

Table
American
1680–1710

Sugar Bowl
Paul Revere Jr.
ca. 1795

Arnold Dolmetsch

1907–8

Bigelow, Kennard & Co.

ca. 1869–81

Wine cup
John Hull
ca. 1660

Creampot
Paul Revere Jr.
ca. 1795

Chandelier
American
ca. 1850