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Architectural Elements

Molding, shattered

Maker: Unknown

Hearth Stone from Youngs House in Hebron, now Gilead, Connecticut

Maker: Unknown

Door latch

Maker: Unknown

Fragment of relief-decorated molding

Maker: Unknown

Fragment of relief-decorated molding with Dionysiac motifs

Maker: Unknown

Parthian Friezes

Artist: Orthonobazus (Parthian, ca. A.D. 165)

Frieze Fragment

Maker: Unknown

Fragment of Painted Cornice

Artist: Unknown

Frieze Fragment

Maker: Unknown

Small Frieze Fragment

Maker: Unknown

Niche for Statue

Maker: Unknown

Drainage Pipe

Maker: Unknown

Leather Pieces

Maker: Unknown

Framed panel, "Frag. 18" in red, verso painted with floral motif

Maker: Unknown

Windowpanes

Maker: Unknown

Tile from the Batchelder House, Beverly, Massachusetts

Maker: John Sadler (British, 1720–1789)

Tile from Dunn House, Newport, Rhode Island

Maker: Unknown

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