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Small ladle

Maker: Horace Goodwin (American, 1787–1864)

Small ladle

Maker: Oakes and Spencer (w. c. 1811 - 1820)

Sugar shovel

Maker: Oliver D. Seymour (w. c. 1843 - 1856)

Tablespoon

Maker: Beach and Ward (American, active ca. 1793 - 1796)

Teaspoon

Maker: Bolles and Childs (w. c. 1840)

Teaspoon

Maker: Samuel Buell (American, 1742–1819)

Teaspoon

Maker: Goodwin and Dodd (American, w. ca. 1811–1821)

Three teaspoons

Maker: Goodwin and Dodd (American, w. ca. 1811–1821)

Teaspoon

Maker: Oakes and Spencer (w. c. 1811 - 1820)

Tongs

Maker: Horace Goodwin (American, 1787–1864)

Tongs

Maker: Jacob Sargeant (American, 1761–1843)

Teaspoon

Maker: Miles Beach (American, 1743–1828)

Teaspoon

Maker: Church and Batterson (w. c. 1850)

Teaspoon

Maker, attributed to: David Greenleaf, Jr. (American, 1765–1835)

Teaspoon

Maker: Heydorn and Imlay (w. c. 1809-1811)

Salt spoon

Maker: Ward and Bartholomew (American, active ca. 1804–1809)

Tablespoon

Maker: Jacob Sargeant (American, 1761–1843)

Tongs

Maker: Ward and Bartholomew (American, active ca. 1804–1809)

Sugar Shell

Maker: E. M. Roberts (American, w. c. 1850)

Beaker

Maker: H. and A. Goodwin (American, 1811–1852)

Portrait Miniature

Casemaker: Goodwin and Dodd (American, w. ca. 1811–1821)

Scroll Saw Pattern Price List

Maker: A. H. Pomeroy & Co. (American)

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