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Snuff Box

Maker: Charles A. Burnett (American, ca. 1785–1849)

Teaspoon

Maker: Charles A. Burnett (American, ca. 1785–1849)

Loving Cup

Maker: Unknown

Apothecary Jar

Maker: Unknown

Mug

Maker: Unknown

Mug

Maker: Unknown
Honorand: George Washington, American, 1732–1799, LL.D. 1781
Honorand: Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, French, 1757–1834

Tablespoon

Maker: Charles A. Burnett (American, ca. 1785–1849)

Pitcher

Maker: Unknown

Mug

Maker: John Clibin (British)

Two-handled Cup

Maker: Unknown

Mustache Cup

Maker: Unknown

Teaspoon

Maker: Charles A. Burnett (American, ca. 1785–1849)

Small ladle

Maker, attributed to: Greenberry Gaither (American, 1787–1848)
Maker, formerly attributed to: Griffith and Gaither (American, active 1809–12)

Two salt spoons

Maker: M. W. Galt and Brothers (active ca. 1847 - 1879)

Cup

Maker: Seraphim Masi (American, born Italy, 1797–1884)

Creamer

Maker: Charles Pryse (active 1827 - 1847)

Saucer

Manufacturer: Unknown

Plate

Maker: Unknown

Shards of a Plate

Maker: Unknown

Tabouret

Maker: Francis Asbury Reinohl (American, 1884–1954)

Glass, one of a pair

Designer: (probably) Arthur Stannard Vernay (British, 1877–1960)
Retailer: Arthur S. Vernay, Inc. (American, 1906–1978)

Glass, one of a pair

Designer: (probably) Arthur Stannard Vernay (British, 1877–1960)
Retailer: Arthur S. Vernay, Inc. (American, 1906–1978)

Fifteen platters

Maker: Steven Cushner (American, born 1954)

Jug, "Stag" pattern

Maker: Unknown

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