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Porringer

Maker: Thomas Melville II (American, w. 1791–1824)

Porringer

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Creampot

Maker: John Tanner (1713–1785)

Porringer

Maker: Daniel Russell, Sr. (American, 1698–c. 1780)

Pepper box

Maker: Daniel Russell, Sr. (American, 1698–c. 1780)

Porringer

Maker: John Tanner (1713–1785)

Cup

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Sword

Maker, attributed to: John Tanner (1713–1785)

Plate

Maker: David Melville (American, c. 1776–1793)

Pair of Porringers

Maker: Daniel Russell, Sr. (American, 1698–c. 1780)

Beaker

Maker: Nicholas Geffroy (American, 1761–1839)

Two-handled cup

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Tablespoon

Maker: Thomas Arnold (American, 1739–1828)

Tablespoon

Maker: John Tanner (1713–1785)

Three Beakers

Maker: Thomas Arnold (American, 1739–1828)

Pair of tablespoons

Maker: Benjamin H. Tisdale (American, active ca. 1812–45)

Tablespoon

Maker: John Coddington (American, 1690–1743)

Tablespoon

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Teaspoon

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Porringer

Maker: Samuel Vernon (American, 1683–1737)

Teaspoon

Maker: Thomas Arnold (American, 1739–1828)

Teaspoon

Maker: Thomas Arnold (American, 1739–1828)

Five teaspoons

Maker: Nicholas Geffroy (American, 1761–1839)

Teaspoon

Maker: Nicholas Geffroy (American, 1761–1839)

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