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Toby Pitcher

Maker, attributed to: Lyman, Fenton & Co (American, 1849–52)

Lion "Cold-slaw" mane

Maker, attributed to: Lyman, Fenton & Co (American, 1849–52)

Pipkin with Cover

Maker: Lyman, Fenton & Co (American, 1849–52)

Bottle In Form Of Shoe With Cork

Maker: Unknown

Cow Creamer

Maker, attributed to: United States Pottery Company (1849–1858)

Pitcher

Maker, attributed to: United States Pottery Company (1849–1858)

Picture Frame

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Curtain Knobs (Mirror knobs?)

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Curtain Knobs - Mirror Knobs

Maker: Unknown

Vase

Maker: Unknown

Jug

Maker: Julius Norton (American, 1809–1861)

Oblong dish

Designer: David Gil (American, 1922–2002)
Manufacturer: Bennington Potters, Incorporated (American, founded 1948)

"Lotus Leaf" pattern pitcher

Decorator: attributed to Théophile Frey (Swiss, 1826–1871, active United States, 1849–71)
Manufacturer: Attributed to United States Pottery Company (1849–1858)

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