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Plate with a view of Marine Hospital, Louisville, Kentucky

Manufacturer: Enoch Wood and Sons (British, 1820–1846)

Printed handkerchief, "American Sports"

Maker: Unknown

Mug

Maker: Unknown

Pitcher

Maker: Unknown

Plate

Maker: James and Ralph Clews (British, 1815–1834)
Honorand: Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette, French, 1757–1834

Tea Caddy

Maker: Joseph Smith (American, 1731–1777)

Advertising plate "Contour" pattern

Artist, possibly by: Alonzo Hauser (American, 1909–1988)
Client: Towle Manufacturing Company, American, founded 1882

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