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Maker: Henry Harland (American, 1789–1841)

Fork

Maker: Anthony Rasch (American, 1778–1858)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Hyde and Goodrich (w. c. 1829 - 1866)

Sugar tongs

Maker: Anthony Rasch (American, 1778–1858)

Three teaspoons

Maker: Anthony Rasch (American, 1778–1858)

Cake knife

Maker: Hyde and Goodrich (w. c. 1829 - 1866)

Two salt spoons

Maker: Hyde and Goodrich (w. c. 1829 - 1866)

Child's cup

Maker: A. Himmells Silverware Manufactory (American, active ca. 1853–77)
Retailer: Hyde and Goodrich (w. c. 1829 - 1866)

Floral Tray

Maker: Pauly D'Orlando (American, 1915–1978)

Forest Scene: Autumn

Maker: Helen Trivigno (American, born Romania, 1920–1985)

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