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Teapot

Maker: Unknown

Teapot

Maker: Unknown

Pitcher

Maker: Unknown

Coffeepot with a view of Virginia Church

Maker: Unknown

Plate with Erie Canal Inscription - DeWitt Clinton Eulogy

Manufacturer: Unknown

Plate with a view of Cadmus (so called)

Manufacturer: Unknown

Plate, "Palestine" Pattern

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Plate, "Andalusia" Pattern

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Plate, "Andalusia" Pattern

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Teabowl and Saucer, "Garden Sports" Pattern

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Teabowl and Saucer

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Plate, "Spanish Convent" Pattern

Maker: Olive Louise Dann (American, 1880–1961)
Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Plate, "Caledonia" Pattern

Maker: William Adams and Sons (British, 1819–1863)

Plate, "Souvenir of Detroit"

Manufacturer: The Rowland and Marsellus Company (British)

Jug, "Monkey" pattern

Manufacturer: Unknown

Jug, "Enville" pattern

Maker: E & W Walley (1856–1859)

Jug, "Naomi" pattern

Maker: Samuel Alcock & Co. (British, 1828–1853)

Jug, "Arabian Nights" pattern

Maker: Unknown

Jug, "Boy and Eagle" pattern

Maker, possibly by: S. Keys & Mountford (British, 1850–1857)

Jug

Maker: Unknown

Jug, "Arabic" pattern

Maker: Unknown

Jug, "Hops and Barley" pattern

Maker, attributed to: Ridgway & Abington (British, 1835–1860)

Jug, "Good Samaritan" pattern

Maker: Jones & Walley (British, 1841–1843)

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