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Miniature Sofa

Maker: Unknown

The Columbian Anacreontic Society Medal

Manufacturer: Columbian Anacreontic Society
Maker: Unknown
Honorand: William Dunlap, American, 1766–1839

Looking glass

Maker: Unknown

Pier Table and Mirror

Maker: Unknown
Manufacturer: (mirror glass) Semon Bache & Company (American, founded 1847)

Table

Maker: Unknown

Hanging Wall Shelf

Designer: Dan Cooper (American, 1901–1965)

Side Chair

Maker, probably by: Dan Cooper (American, 1901–1965)

Small ladle

Maker: ? Gilbert (1) (w. c. 1835 - 1845)
Maker, attributed to: Philo B. Gilbert (American, ca. 1818–1875)

Tablespoon

Maker: William Grigg (American, 1744–1797)

Mustard spoon

Maker: ? Mott(New York, NY) (active ca. 1795–1849)

Salt spoon

Maker: ? Mott (active ca. 1795–1849)

Lap desk

Maker: Unknown

Tablespoon, "Moresque" Pattern

Maker: John R. Wendt and Company (1860–1871)
Retailer: E. E. Isbell and Company (1860–1917)

Side Chair

Maker: Unknown

Tablecloth, "Petit Dejeuner" Pattern

Designer: Ruth Reeves (American, 1892–1966)

Sofa

Maker: Unknown

Worktable

Maker: Unknown

Brooch

Maker: Jules Brenner (American, 1917–1991)

Jewelry box

Maker: Unknown

Planter or Desk Accessory

Designer: William Lescaze (American, born Switzerland, 1896–1969)

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