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Desk

Maker: Unknown

High Chest of Drawers

Maker: Unknown

Tall Case Clock

Maker: Unknown
Maker: (dial) James Osborne (active 1808–13)

Bow-back windsor armchair

Maker: Unknown

Roundabout Chair

Maker: Unknown

Armchair

Maker: Unknown

Three Teaspoons

Maker: Seril Dodge (American, 1759–1802)

High Chair

Maker: Unknown

Stand

Maker: Unknown

Lolling chair

Maker: Unknown

Side Chair

Maker: Unknown

Sheet of uncut currency from Rhode Island

Artist: Unknown

Uncut sheet of shilling and pence bills from Rhode Island

Artist: Unknown

Uncut sheet of shilling and pence bills from Rhode Island

Artist: Unknown

Uncut set of eight notes from Rhode Island

Printer: Southwick and Barber

Twenty shillings bill from Rhode Island

Printer: Southwick and Barber

Sack-Back Windsor Armchair

Maker: Unknown

Porringer Top Table

Maker: Unknown

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