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Pitcher

Maker: East Hartford Glass Works (American, 1783–1830)
Maker: Coventry Glass Works (American, 1813–1850)

Jar

Maker: Unknown

Jar

Maker, possibly by: Willington Glass Work (American, 1815–72)

Goblet-shaped compote

Maker, probably by: East Hartford Glass Works (American, 1783–1830)

Ink-well

Maker: Unknown

Six chairs

Maker: Unknown

High chest of drawers

Maker: Unknown

Table

Maker: Unknown

Looking glass

Maker: Unknown
Retailer: A.D. Vorce and Company (c. 1856 - 1910)

Looking glass

Maker: Unknown

Tall Case Clock

Maker: Whiting and Marquand (active ca. 1787–91)

High chest of drawers

Maker: Unknown

High chest of drawers

Maker: Unknown

Chair, Writing Arm Windsor

Maker: Unknown

Comb back Windsor Chair

Maker: Unknown

Chair, Arm, Windsor

Maker: Unknown

Windsor armchair

Maker: Unknown

Dressing Table

Maker: Unknown

Base of High Chest

Maker: Unknown

Fan Spindle-Back Side Chair

Maker: Unknown

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Side chair

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Roundabout Chair

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Side chair

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