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Skewer Holder with Skewers

Maker: Unknown

Fork

Maker: Unknown

Flipper

Maker: Unknown

Tea screen

Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, founded 1831)

Pair of "Libbiloo" Bookends

Designer: Russel Wright (American, 1904–1976)
Maker: (cast) Eugene Joseph Rowan (American, 1875–1967)

Silver Ingot

Maker: Free American Mine (American, founded 1876)

Pair of Andirons

Maker: Unknown

Needlecase

Maker, attributed to: Samuel Pancoast (w. c. 1785 - 1795)

Napkin Clips

Manufacturer: Tiffany and Company (American, founded 1837)

Vacuum Cleaner

Designer: Lurelle Van Arsdale Guild (American, 1898–1985)
Manufacturer: Electrolux Corporation (American, founded 1910)

Carved Cane

Maker: Unknown

Good Grips Potato Masher

Designer: Smart Design, Incorporated (American)
Manufacturer: OXO International, a division of General Housewares Corp. (American, founded 1990)

Telephone, Model No. 302

Designer: Henry Dreyfuss (American, 1904–1972)
Manufacturer: Western Electric (American, 1869–1996)

iBook G3

Designer: Jonathan Ive (British, born 1967)
Manufacturer: Apple Computer, Inc. (American, founded 1976)

Section of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable

Retailer: Tiffany and Company (American, founded 1837)

Ladle

Maker: Unknown

"Radio Nurse" and "Guardian Ear" Short Wave Radio Transmitter

Designer: Isamu Noguchi (American, 1904–1988)
Manufacturer: Zenith Radio Corporation (American, 1918–1999)

"Petipoint" Iron, Model No. W410

Designer: (form) Clifford Brooks Stevens (American, 1911–1995)
Designer: (mechanical) Edward P. Schreyer (American, born Hungary, 1886–1980)
Manufacturer: Waverly Tool Company (American)

HomeHero Fire Extinguisher

Designer: The Arnell Group (American, founded 1979)
Retailer: The Home Depot (American, founded 1978)

Parlor Stove

Maker: Low and Leake (American, 1844–1846)
Designer: Addison Low

"Bantam Special" Camera

Designer: Walter Dorwin Teague (American, 1883–1960)
Designer: Chester William Crumrine (American, 1889–1952)
Manufacturer: Eastman Kodak Company (American, founded 1892)

"Airflow" table fan

Designer: Robert Heller (American, 1899–1973)
Manufacturer: A. C. Gilbert Company (American, 1916–1967)

Vanity Set, "Rond" Pattern

Designer: Paul T. Frankl (American, born Austria, 1886–1958)
Manufacturer: Amerith Division of Celluloid Manufacturing Company (American, 1928–1935)

Letter Opener

Designer: Erik Magnussen (Danish, 1884–1961)
Manufacturer: Gorham Manufacturing Company (American, founded 1831)

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