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Sugar Tongs

Maker: Theophilus Bradbury II (American, ca. 1793–ca. 1848)

Nursing Bottle

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Porringer

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Tankard

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Basin

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Shelf clock

Maker: David Wood (American, 1766–1850)

Tall Case Clock

Maker: David Wood (American, 1766–1850)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Moulton II (American, 1724–1795)

Dish

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Dish

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Dish

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Plate

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Commode

Maker: Frederick Bassett (American, 1740–1800)

Cann

Maker: Joseph Moulton III (American, 1744–1816)

Pair of Salt Spoons

Maker: Joseph Moulton III (American, 1744–1816)

Tablespoon

Maker: William Moulton III (American, 1720–1793)

Mug

Maker: William Moulton IV (American, 1772–1861)

Two Beakers

Maker: William Moulton IV (American, 1772–1861)

Teaspoon

Maker: William Moulton III (American, 1720–1793)

Sugar Bowl

Maker: Boardman and Company (American, 1825–27)

Teapot

Maker: Boardman and Company (American, 1825–27)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Moulton IV (1814–1903)

Mustard Ladle

Maker: William Moulton IVIV (American, 1772–1861)

Teaspoons (Pair)

Maker: Joseph Moulton II (American, 1724–1795)
Maker: Joseph Moulton III (American, 1744–1816)

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