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Vase, Celia Laighton Thaxter  American, Glazed and painted earthenware, American
Decorator Celia Laighton Thaxter
Manufacturer Boston China Decorating Works
1888
Jar, John M. Safford  American, Earthenware; Redware with stamped decoration, American
John M. Safford
1838
Slate Table, Birch, white pine, walnut, spruce, American
American
1715–35
Jug, Earthenware, American
American
ca. 1800–1830
High Chest of Drawers, Walnut , white pine, burl walnut veneers, mahogany; brass, American
American
1730–50
Covered jar, Earthenware, American
American
ca. 1820–60
Violin, Philip Henry Holmes  American, Wood, American
Philip Henry Holmes
1885
Hooked Rug, Lucy Trask Barnard  American, Wool, American
Lucy Trask Barnard
ca. 1860
Chair Back and Seat, Josephine Given Gorzier  American, Canvas embroidered with wool, silk threads, and beads, American
Josephine Given Gorzier
ca. 1850–61
Medal, Silver, American
American
1818
Sabatos weaving, Wendell Volk  American, wool, woven, American
Wendell Volk
1901–6
Sabatos weaving, Wendell Volk  American, wool, woven, American
Wendell Volk
1901–6
Cup and Saucer, F. G.  American, Porcelain, American
Decorator F. G.
ca. 1910–15
Sabatos Rug, Marion Larrabee Volk  American, Wool on burlap backing
Marion Larrabee Volk
ca. 1901
Sabatos weavings, Wendell Volk  American, wool, woven, American
Wendell Volk
1901–6
Woven Panel, Angeline ("Bob") Roberts  American, Wool and cotton, woven, American
Spun by Angeline ("Bob") Roberts
Woven by Mrs. White
ca. 1870
Hooked Rug, Lucy Trask Barnard  American, Wool, American
Lucy Trask Barnard
ca. 1860
Hooked Rug, Lucy Trask Barnard  American, Wool, American
Lucy Trask Barnard
ca. 1860
Powder Horn, Horn (cow), wood (pine), Native American, possibly Penobscot
Native American, possibly Penobscot
ca. 1779–80
Sampler, Sophia Dyer  American, Silk embroidery on linen, American
Sophia Dyer
1819
Medal, Silver, American
American
1818
Medal, Silver, American
American
1822
Quillwork Sconce, Eunice Deering  American, Paper, glass, shells, silver, copper wire, American
Eunice Deering
1720–40
Quillwork Sconce, Eunice Deering  American, Paper, glass, shells, silver, copper wire, American
Eunice Deering
1720–40
Pitcher, Probably earthenware, American
American
1800–1830
Lidded Storage Basket, Ash splint, wood, pigment, Passamaquoddy (?)
Passamaquoddy (?)
ca. 1840
Tongs, J. Cook  American, Silver, American
J. Cook
1815–25
Pitcher, Freeman Porter  American, Pewter, American
Freeman Porter
1835–ca. 1860
Wine Glass, Pressed glass, American
American
1850–70
Creamer, W. O. Davis, Pressed glass, American
Designer Designed by W. O. Davis
Manufacturer Manufactured by Portland Glass Company
after 1869
Creamer, Portland Glass Company  American, Pressed glass, American
Portland Glass Company
after 1864
Lamp, Allen Porter  American, Pewter, American
Allen Porter
1830–38
Flagon, Rufus Dunham  American, Pewter, American
Rufus Dunham
ca. 1837–60
Armchair, Maple, American
American
1735–60
Candlestick, Rufus Dunham  American, Pewter, American
Rufus Dunham
1837–60
Candlestick, Rufus Dunham  American, Pewter, American
Rufus Dunham
1837–60
Celery Vase, Portland Glass Company  American, Pressed glass, American
Portland Glass Company
ca. 1865
Rocking Chair, Hudson and Brooks  American, Maple, pine, mahogany, American
Hudson and Brooks
ca. 1823
Belt Cup, Wood, Penobscot or Passamaquoddy
Penobscot or Passamaquoddy
before 1850
Canoe Model, Jo Polis  Native American, Birchbark, wood
Jo Polis
ca. 1875
Crooked Knife, Wood, metal, Penobscot
Penobscot
late 19th century