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Sandglass (Hourglass)

Maker: Unknown

Scarf of tie-dyed rayon

Maker: Unknown

Fireplace Tongs (a) and Fork (b)

Maker: Unknown

Wooden shuttle

Maker: Unknown

Side chairs (set of six)

Maker: Unknown

Rug

Maker: Unknown

Fifteen Artificial Flowers

Maker: Unknown

Chest of Drawers

Designer: Harry Eduard Snohr (American, born Denmark, 1896–1968)
Retailer: Lord & Taylor (American, founded 1826)

Chest of Drawers with Doors

Maker, attributed to: Harry Eduard Snohr (American, born Denmark, 1896–1968)
Retailer: Lord & Taylor (American, founded 1826)

Walking Stick

Maker: Unknown

Walking Stick

Maker: Unknown

Shaving Mirror

Maker: Unknown

Linen Sample

Maker: Unknown

Table Cover

Maker: Unknown

Printed Cotton

Maker: Unknown

Tongs

Maker: N. C. (w. c. 1810)

Rug

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Clock Case Columns

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Clock Case Finials

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Clock Winding Keys

Maker: Unknown

Pair of Clock Cord Reels

Maker: Unknown

Clock Bell with Support

Maker: Unknown

Clock Bell

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Clock Bell

Maker: Unknown

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