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Ice gun, 1935

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Opco Company

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elaborately engraved, tapering straight side pitched with applied hollow ribbed extruded handle; almost covered with engraved flowers, leaves and lettering; possibly sandwich.

Pitcher, 1886

Unknown American

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two fish (one blue, yellow and orange; the other brown, yellow and black) in pressed glass with reverse painting on glass; mounted on wood panel covered in burgandy velvet

Trompe l'oeil fish in pressed glass, c. 1870

Unknown American

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wine glass, swag and bow design engraved on bowl

Wine Glass, 18th century

Unknown American

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Hanging clear glass pendants with square top section with 2 stars; bottom section with pairs of stars and flowers alternating

Set of 20 Prisms, c. 1830-1850

Unknown American

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Small cream jug, moulded glass made at Stoddard, New Hampshire.

Cream Jug, 18th century

Unknown American

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Celery glass of moulded glass made at Stoddard (?), New Hampshire.

Celery vase, 18th century

Unknown American

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decorated in color

Capped Bottle, 20th century

Unknown American

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Aluminum with applied riveted bands and cedar lining

Humidor, c. 1935

Unknown American

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Bowl, footed with applied blue rim

Footed bowl, 19th century

Unknown American

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cream-colored buggy with movable visor; storage compartment; metal covered wheels; metal front fender; yellow plastic cushion (b) with design of cats in dresses

Baby carriage, c. 1950s

Unknown American

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Pendant fixture with 4 light socket arms, flanked by 4 upward-turned elements; sockets and upturned arms have scrolled ends; globes are irridescent orange and green glass

Chandelier, c. 1905

Unknown American

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Cut glass, Russian pattern.

Water Pitcher, 1890s

Unknown American

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Cut glass, Russian pattern.

Water Tumbler, 1900

Unknown American

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pitcher, lead glass uncased, glossy finish with applied reeded handle, Wild Rose called 'Peachblow'; design patented March 2, 1886

Pitcher, late 19th century

Unknown American

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Cut glass, Russian pattern

Footed Decanter with Lapidary Cut Stopper, 1890s

Unknown American

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Cut glass, Russian pattern

Ice Cream Plate, 1890s

Unknown American

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Pair of Clear Blown Candlesticks, second quarter of the 19th century, glass, with original pewter candlecups.

Candlestick, one of a pair, mid 19th century

Unknown American

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imitation of Greek Klismos design; having 2 pieces laminated over extending crest rail upon continuing molded stiles which curve down to a raised volute at the front of the seat, there being a stylized rosette and leaf carved horizontal back splat, the rosette turning being somewhat similar to the handles of the accompanying commode; base with corresponding molded front legs and is of the curule pattern; at its tops on the sides are incised carved fans; stepped up rosettes are at the tops of these bases, both having been replaced on one chair

Klismos side chair, one of a pair, c. 1825

Unknown American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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Portrait miniature. Painting is in a convex oval frame; there is a lock of the sitter's hair braided and mounted on the back side of the frame.

Portrait of a Girl, 19th century

Unknown American, 19th century

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Portrait of a Woman, c. 1830-1840

Unknown American, 19th century

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Portrait of a Man, c. 1830-1840

Unknown American, 19th century

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Half-length, three-quarter position portrait of the captain as a young man in his early forties. He is shown half-length, seated in three-quarter position wearing a ruffled jabot, and dark suit with brass buttons; on his waistcoat is prominently displayed the bald eagle of the Order of the Cincinnati.

Portrait of Captain Enos Reeves, 18th century

Unknown American, 18th century

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primitive "schoolgirl" drawing of seminary and school grounds with brick buildings and white building, gazebos and sheds; black oval border with yellow flowers in corners

Untitled, 19th century

Unknown American, 19th century

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East Indian style; pencil lines have been added as outlines

Textile Design (East Indian style), 18th century

Unknown American, 20th century

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Hand-beaten sterling silver holder (a) with glass tube (b)

Bud vase, c. 1910

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Lebolt & Company

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Model No. 390

Knife sharpener, model no. 390, 1945-1950

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Hukin & Heath

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Chrome with glass insert

Cocktail shaker, c. 1935

Unknown American; Manufacturer: The American Thermos Bottle Company

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Chromium plated metal with frosted glass panels and lid

Ice bucket with cover, c. 1937

Unknown American; Manufacturer: The American Thermos Bottle Company

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Plastic with overlay graphic image of Noel Coward with selected titles of his songs on both sides; received in black frame. "RCA Presents: Noel Coward with Leo Reisman and his Orchestra in a program of Noel Coward Songs."

Phonograph record, c. 1927

Unknown American; Manufacturer: RCA Victor Manufacturing Co., Inc.

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Flowers in a Glass, with Butterfly, mid 19th century

Unknown American; Publisher: J. Childs, 152 Washington St. Boston

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Water Pitcher, 19th century

Unknown American

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Bar Tumbler, 19th century

Unknown American

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Pipe, c. 1935

Unknown American

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Bar tumbler, 19th century

Unknown American

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Mourning Picture in Memory of Andrew Stranahan, 19th century

Unknown American, 19th century

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Illustrated sheet music cover. Two young children, the orphans of the song, clinging to each other. Behind them are a burning street and a fire engine. The Gothic church in the background is Trinity Church on Summer Street in Boston. which was destroyed in the fire on November 9, 1872.

Homeless Tonight, 1874

Unknown , American, 19th century; Lithographer: J. H. Bufford's Sons, Boston; Printer: Warren Richardson; Composer: Charles Albert White; Publisher: White, Smith and Co., Boston

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"Ribbonaire" electric desk fan, c. 1935

Unknown American; Manufacturer: Diell, Electronic Division of Singer Manufacturing Company; Retailer: Sears, Roebuck and Co.

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