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The Honorable James Lanman (1769-1841), B.A. 1788, M.A. 1791

Artist: Chester Harding (American, 1792–1866)

Winter Twilight, North Shore

Artist: William Baxter Palmer Closson (American, 1848–1926)

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Card Table

Maker: Unknown

Caleb Bull (1746-1797)

Artist: William Verstille (American, 1757–1803)

Mary Otis Bull (1750–1786)

Artist, attributed to: William Verstille (American, 1757–1803)

Endersleigh Burlingham

Artist: William Verstille (American, 1757–1803)

Thimble Case

Maker: Unknown

Moses Titcomb (1707-1755) (attributed to Joseph Blackburn)

Artist: Joseph Blackburn (British, ca. 1730–ca. 1778, active United States)

Armchair

Maker, possibly by: James Graham (American, born Scotland, 1728–1808)

Medal

Maker: Unknown
Honorand: George L. Perry

Teaspoon

Maker: Benjamin Norton (American, active ca. 1810 - 1821)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Charles Carpenter (American, active ca. 1790–1807)

Sugar Spoon

Maker: Lewis A. Kimball (w. c. 1837 - 1863)

Medal of the Boston Numismatic Society and the New England Genealogical Society

Artist: Isaac Francis Wood (American, 1841–1895)

Medal of the Boston Numismatic Society and the New England Genealogical Society

Artist: Isaac Francis Wood (American, 1841–1895)

Chair

Maker: Unknown

Embroidered Coat of Arms of the Clopton Family

Maker: Mary Clapp Wooster (American, 1729–1807)
School (Institution): (probably) Misses Ann and Elizabeth Cummings School (American, 1768–1776)

Lady

Artist: Moses B. Russell (American, 1810–1884)

Gentleman

Artist: Joseph Dunkerley (American, born England, 1759–1812)

Gentleman

Artist: William Verstille (American, 1757–1803)

Lady

Artist: William Verstille (American, 1757–1803)

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