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Brooch

Manufacturer: Unger Brothers (American, 1872–1919)

Cigar case

Manufacturer: Unger Brothers (American, 1872–1919)

"Le Secrete des Fleurs" Hand Mirror

Designer: Otto Leigh
Manufacturer: Unger Brothers (American, 1872–1919)

Tilting Water Set

Maker: Simpson, Hall, Miller and Company (American, 1866–1898)

Diesinker's Tools

Maker: Unknown

Sugar Shell

Maker: Unknown

Square Mold

Maker: Unknown

Notebook of Drawings

Maker: Unknown

Pair of lingerie clips

Manufacturer: Bassett Jewelry Company (ca. 1846–1943)

Collapsible cup

Manufacturer: Watrous Manufacturing Company (American, ca. 1896–98)

Bowl from the "Color-Clad" Line

Manufacturer: Wallace Silversmiths (American, 1956–1984)

Coffee Set

Manufacturer: Simpson, Hall, Miller and Company (American, 1866–1898)

The Imperial Nixon Pull Toy

Maker: Robert J. King (American, 1917–2014)

Nosegay holder

Manufacturer: William B. Kerr and Company (American, 1855–1927)

Key tag

Manufacturer: Whitehead and Hoag Company (American, 1892–1965)

Lorgnette

Manufacturer: Carter, Howe & Co. (American, 1902–1915)
Manufacturer: (China) A. C. Company (American, active ca. 1902–1915)

Pendant necklace

Manufacturer: The Brassler Company (American, 1909–1931)

Crumber

Manufacturer: Simpson, Hall, Miller and Company (American, 1866–1898)

Mosaic Window

Manufacturer: Belcher Mosaic Glass Co. (American, 1884–85–ca. 1897)

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