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bonnet top and cabriole legs — Chest of Drawers, c. 1755
attributed to Eliakim Smith

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mirror, lacquered, of Queen Anne style; rectangular chamfered frame has a high shaped crest and is gilded with sprays of foliage in yellow on a ground of dark green; old bevelled glass plate — Mirror frame, c. 1700-1710
United States

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black axe with gold painted blade edge — Odd Fellows ceremonial axe, 1856
United States

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from the Isaac Perry House, Pearl River, NY — Kas (wardrobe), c. 1740
Roelof D. Demarest

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Half-length portrait of a woman. — Portrait of Mary Croswell, 1763
attributed to Joseph Badger

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red septre with gold ram's horns at the final — Odd Fellows ceremonial sceptre, 1856
United States

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Toby Jug, ceramics-pottery — Toby jug, c. 1849-1858
Lyman Fenton & Co.

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armchair witrh rush seat and painted black; five slats in back between turned uprights surmounted by ball shaped finials; paint removed by H. H.Soulen, 1928-29 — Bannister-back armchair, c. 1730-1740
United States

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Teapot, England — Teapot, c. 1755
England

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Teapot, Worcester Porcelain Works (a.k.a. Royal Worcester Porcelain Company) — Teapot, c. 1765
Worcester Porcelain Works (a.k.a. Royal Worcester Porcelain Company)

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chair, child's with reed seat; three slat back; front of arms considerably worn from having been pushed on floor — Child's chair, late 18th century
United States

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Chair with Spanish feet, wood with rush seat,(maple or beech?) Purchase 1914 The Dunwoody Fund; repurchased 1929 by Mrs. C.C. Bovey and given for the Josephine Koon Room — Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710-1720
United States

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Chair with Spanish feet, wood with rush seat,(maple or beech?) Purchase 1914 The Dunwoody Fund; repurchased 1929 by Mrs. C.C. Bovey and given for the Josephine Koon Room — Side chair, one of a pair, 1730
United States

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inverted pear-shaped vase with octagonal mouth; domed lid surmounted by dog; wood-cutter next to a tree on front and back inside a Rococo cartouche; flowers and lattice throughout; blue and white — Pear-shaped vase with cover, from a five-piece garniture set, c. 1764
Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz

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inverted pear-shaped vase with octagonal mouth; domed lid surmounted by dog; woodcutter next to a tree on front and back inside a Rococo cartouche; flowers and lattice throughout; blue and white — Pear-shaped vase with cover, from a five-piece garniture, c. 1764
Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz; Manufacturer: De Griekse A (The Greek A) factory

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conical shape vase with slightly flaring mouth and foot; octagonal mouth opening; wide, slightly domed lid surmounted by dog; woodcutter next to tree on front and back inside a Rococo cartouche; flowers and lattice throughout; blue and white — Conical vase with cover, from a five-piece garniture set, c. 1764
Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz

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inverted pear-shaped vase with octagonal mouth; domed lid surmounted by dog; wood-cutter next to a tree on front and back inside a Rococo cartouche; flowers and lattice throughout; blue and white — Pear-shaped vase with cover, from a five-piece garniture set, c. 1764
Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz

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conical shape vase with slightly flaring mouth and foot; octagonal mouth opening; wide, slightly domed lid surmounted by dog; woodcutter next to tree on front and back inside a Rococo cartouche; flowers and lattice throughout; blue and white — Conical vase with cover, from five-piece garniture set, c. 1764
Jacobus Halder Adriaesensz

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red-stamped card binding with gilt decorations and page edges; color and gilt lithograph in front — The Odd-Fellows Minstrel, 1848
Paschal Donaldson; Publisher: Nafs & Cornish; Lithographer: B. Hecht; Engraver: Barclay; Stereotyper: Redfield & Savage

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Creamware "house" teapot — Teapot, c. 1740
England

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Bible box; front carved with simple geometric design of circles; carved pine — Bible box, 18th century
United States

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Bowing left with paw resting on ball — Lion, c. 1849-1858
Lyman Fenton & Co.

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seven dowels bound together at two points, red and gold — Odd Fellows ceremonial fasces, 1856
United States

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dish (attributed to John Simpson), ceramic, English, XVIIIc cat. card dims diam 11-1/4' — Charger, c. 1715
attributed to John Simpson

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one complete wall of pine paneling consisting of four panels; first containing door; second panels; third chimney piece with fine moulding surrounding it with fluted pilasters over which are three small panels; fourth panels; dating from first half of 18th century; prov. from a house in Foxon just northeast of New Haven Conn. — Connecticut room, c. 1740
United States

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globular shape with S shaped spout and loop handle, cover with lion finial, circular stand with scalloped rim and three paw feet, blue and brown marbelized pattern on mud-yellow ground — Teapot with cover and stand, c. 1745
England

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large gold key — Odd Fellows ceremonial key, 1856
United States

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gold hour glass inside red case; eyelet at top for hanging — Odd Fellows ceremonial hourglass, 1856
United States

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Holiday Traditions, Connecticut Room — Tea table, c. 1750
United States

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'Whieldon' type — Plate, c. 1750
England

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red staff with gold snake wrapped around several times — Odd Fellows ceremonial snake staff, 1856
United States

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'Bible' bottle, rich brown mottling — Flask, c. 1849-1858
Attributed to Lyman Fenton & Co.

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hand axe with red painted handle, black axe blade and gold finial — Odd Fellows ceremonial axe, 1856
United States

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red bow without string; remnants of red fabric tied to one end — Odd Fellows ceremonial bow, 1856
United States

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box with knob feet painted red with blue, black and gold decoration; central decoration is three rings, with a crossed axe and staff; three rings and eye on either end — Odd Fellows ceremonial ark, 1856
United States

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chest, New England oak and pine panelled; of a type popularly known as 'Connecticut Chests' and believed to have originated in that locality; constructed of quartered oak, the hinged lid of pine; the front is divided into three arched panels carved with serrated ornament and framed by ebonized split balusters and round bosses; ends are similarly panelled; stands on extensions of the corner stiles — Chest, c. 1680-1700
United States

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black staff with hand finial painted gold with red heart in palm — Odd Fellows ceremonial staff with hand finial, 1856
United States

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Holiday Traditions, Connecticut Room — Bannister-back side chair, c. 1720
United States

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Half-length portrait painted in 1763. Her auburn hair is brushed back from her forehead and tied at the back of her neck with a white satin bow. A small bouquet of blue and white flowers with a white gauze bow is pinned on top of her head. Her dark eyes are directed to the spectator. She wears an olive green silk dress, the neck cut low and trimmed with a narrow white muslin ruffle and a bow of white satin ribbon is fastened at her breast. The sleeves with three long ruffles of the same material as the dress are of elbow length with a ruffle of white muslin (taken from 'Checklist of Portraits of Children painted by Joseph Badger,' 1923). — Portrait of Abigail Gowen, 1763
Joseph Badger

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replica of a feather quill pen, gold — Odd Fellows ceremonial quill pen, 1856
United States

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Candle stand, 1725-1750

United States

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