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Plate from the Ulysses S. Grant State Dinner Service

Manufacturer: Haviland & Co. (French, 1864–1931)
Designer: Lissac (French, active ca. 1868–85)
Retailer: J. W. Boteler & Bro., American, 1866–1881

Ice Cream Plate from the Rutherford B. Hayes State Dinner Service

Manufacturer: Haviland & Co. (French, 1864–1931)
Designer: Theodore Russell Davis (American, 1840–1894)
Artist: Painter Lissac (French, active ca. 1868–85)
Etcher: Félix-Henri Bracquemond (French, 1833–1914)

Saucer from the Rutherford B. Hayes State Dinner Service

Designer: Theodore Russell Davis (American, 1840–1894)
Manufacturer: Haviland & Co. (French, 1864–1931)
Artist: Painter Lissac (French, active ca. 1868–85)
Etcher: Félix-Henri Bracquemond (French, 1833–1914)

Dessert Plate from the James K. Polk State Dinner Service

Manufacturer: Edouard D. Honoré (French, 1824–1855)
Retailer: A. T. Stewart & Co. (American, 1823–1875)

Tablespoon

Maker: Unknown

Mantel Clock

Maker, probably by: Jacques Nicolas Pierre François Dubuc (French, died 1832)

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