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Ladle

Maker: Michael Gretter (American, 1785–1868)

Two teaspoons

Maker: William Richardson (1757–1809)

Sugar bowl and cover

Maker: Johnson and Reat (w. c. 1804 - 1815)

Sugar tongs, "Jenny Lind" pattern

Maker: Gennet and James (w. c. 1849-1855)

Sugar tongs

Maker: William Richardson (1757–1809)

Tablespoon

Maker: William Richardson (1757–1809)

Mustard ladle

Maker: Johnson and Reat (w. c. 1804 - 1815)

Two salt spoons

Maker: Mitchell and Tyler (American, active ca. 1845 - 1866)

Teaspoon

Maker: Henry Hyman (w. c. 1845 - 1850)

Large ladle

Maker: William Richardson (1757–1809)

Large ladle

Maker: William and George Richardson (w. c. 1782 - 1795)

Large ladle

Maker: William Richardson (1757–1809)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Taft and Mitchell (American, active ca. 1818 - 1819)

Tablespoon

Maker: Charles P. Adriance (American, 1790–1874)

Two dessert spoons

Maker: William Mitchell, Jr. (1795–1852)

Ladle

Maker: Enoch Sullivan (American, active ca. 1800 - 1816)

"Lobster Claw" Necklace

Maker: Arthur Hash (American, born Panama 1976)

untitled(inflatable)no. 55

Maker: C. Matthew Szösz (American, born 1974)

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