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Patch box

Maker: Unknown

Upholstered Armchair

Maker: Unknown

Easy chair

Maker: Unknown

Lolling chair

Maker: Unknown

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Pair of side chairs

Maker: Unknown

Wall Clock

Maker: Unknown

Dressing table

Maker: Unknown

Chest of drawers

Maker: Unknown

Looking glass

Maker: Ernest F. Hagen (American, 1830–1913)

Side Chair

Maker: Unknown

Tall Case Clock

Maker: Jonathan Mulliken (American, 1746–1782)

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Chair-table

Maker: Unknown

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Side chair

Maker: Unknown

Daybed or couch

Maker: Unknown

Fan-back Windsor armchair

Maker: Unknown

Dressing Table

Maker: Unknown

Decanter

Maker: Boston and Sandwich Glass Works (American, 1826–88)

Pair of vases

Maker: Unknown

Sofa

Maker: Unknown

Dressing Table

Maker: Unknown

Mourning Ring

Maker: Unknown
Honorand: Joseph Prince, American, 1694–1758

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