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Syllabub

Maker: Unknown

Covered Sugar Bowl

Maker: Unknown

Four Tablespoons

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

Cream pitcher

Maker: Unknown

Fire Screen

Maker: Unknown

Tablespoon

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

Footed bowl

Maker, possibly by: James Adam (American, 1755–1798)
Maker, possibly by: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

Decanter

Maker: Unknown

Clasp

Maker: Jacob Gregg (American, 1768–1832)

Mount for book cover

Maker: Unknown

Pair of mirrors

Maker: Unknown

Peinture Relative (Relational Painting)

Artist: Fritz Glarner (American, born Switzerland, 1899–1972)

Windsor side chair

Maker: Unknown

Stud

Maker: Unknown

Portrait of Dr. Ira De Ver Warner

Artist: Anders Zorn (Swedish, 1860–1920)

Jug

Maker: Unknown

Teapot

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

Teaspoon

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

Teaspoon

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

Small ladle

Maker: Adam Lynn (1775–1836)

Cream pitcher

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)
Maker, formerly attributed to: John Adam, Sr. (American, 1755–1798)

Sugar tongs

Maker: John Adam (American, 1774–1848)

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