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Teaspoon

Artist: Lewis Joseph Poncet (American, active ca. 1800-1823)

Two teaspoons

Maker: Rice and Barry (w. c. 1785 - 1787)

Teaspoon

Maker: T. and A. E. Warner (w. c. 1805 - 1812)

Sugar Bowl

Maker: Samuel Kirk and Son (American, 1815–1979)

Large ladle

Maker: Canfield & Brother (American, active 1830–48)

Large ladle

Maker: Samuel Kirk and Son (American, 1815–1979)

Large ladle

Maker: Pierre Morin (active 1796)

Large ladle

Maker: Pierre Morin (active 1796)

Large ladle

Maker: George W. Riggs (1777–1864)

Large ladle

Maker: George Aiken (American, 1765–1832)

Large ladle

Maker: Littleton Holland (American, 1770–1847)

Wallpaper sample

Maker: Isaac B. Alexander (American, 1812–1885)
Retailer: A. H. Davenport (American, late 19th–early 20th century)

Teaspoon

Maker: Thomas Warner (1780–1828)

Salt spoon

Maker: George Aiken (American, 1765–1832)

Salt spoon

Artist: Hugh Gelston (American, 1794–1873)

Two dessert spoons

Maker: Philip Benjamin Sadtler (w. c. 1800 - 1860)

Three-piece tea service

Maker: Samuel Kirk (American, 1792–1872)

"Jefferson" cup

Manufacturer: Kirk-Stieff (American, established 1904)

Teaspoon

Maker: Samuel Kirk (American, 1792–1872)

Teaspoon

Maker: Joseph Rice (1766–1808)

Salt spoon

Maker: Standish Barry (American, 1763–1844)

Salt spoon

Maker, possibly by: Johanna Drummond (American, active ca. 1867 - 1868)
Maker, possibly by: Levin J. Drummond (American, active ca. 1842 - 1867)

Salt spoon

Maker: Samuel Kirk and Son (American, 1815–1979)

Dessert spoon

Maker: John Erwin (American, active ca. 1808 - 1820)

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