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Pitcher, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1882
Desk and bookcase, Mahogany, chestnut, white pine, yellow pine, yellow poplar, cedar; brass, American
American
1760–90
Embroidered Picture, Mary Wright  American, Linen embroidered with wool and silk thread, American
Mary Wright
Possibly Sarah Osborn's School
ca. 1754
Memorial to Metcalf and Samuel Bowler, Amy Harris Bowler  American, Silk and chenille embroidery on silk, American
Attributed to Amy Harris Bowler
Miss Mary Balch's Boarding and Day School
ca. 1800
Card Table, John Goddard  American, Mahogany, maple, chestnut, white pine, American
Attributed to John Goddard
1760–85
Card table, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, maple, chestnut, tulip poplar, American
John Townsend
ca. 1786
Basin stand, Mahogany, American
American
1765–90
Drop-leaf dining table, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, maple, American
John Townsend
1756
Side chair, Mahogany, maple, American
American
1755–75
Tankard, Thomas Byles  American, Pewter, American
Attributed to Thomas Byles
1710
Chest of Drawers, John Goddard  American, Mahogany, white pine, chestnut, American
Attributed to John Goddard
1755–85
Bureau table, Mahogany, American
American
ca. 1765
Pembroke table, Mahogany, American
American
1770–80
Dressing table, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Tureen and Stand, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1900
Ewer and Plateau, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
Retailer Spaulding and Company
1901
Fireback, Cast iron, American
American
1703
Drop-leaf Pembroke Table, John Townsend  American, Primary wood: mahogany and lightwood inlays; secondary woods: maple and chestnut, American
John Townsend
ca. 1795
Tankard, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver and ivory, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1898
Coffeepot, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, ivory, American
Manufacturer Gorham Manufacturing Company
1881
Tray, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Manufacturer Gorham Manufacturing Company
1881
Porringer, Joseph Belcher Sr., Pewter, American
Attributed to Joseph Belcher Sr.
Attributed to Joseph Belcher Jr.
1769–87
Porringer, Thomas Melville  American, Pewter, American
Probably by Thomas Melville
1793–96
Porringer, Samuel Vernon  American, Silver, American
Samuel Vernon
1700–1730
Punch Bowl, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver and silver gilt, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1901
Tall clock, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, cherry, chestnut, oak, American
Case by John Townsend
Movement by William Tomlinson
1789
Square Tea Table, Mahogany, white pine, American
American
1740–60
Centerpiece, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver and silver-gilt, American
Manufacturer Gorham Manufacturing Company
1881
William E. Brigham
ca. 1927
Manufacturer Gorham Manufacturing Company
1898
Bureau table, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, chestnut, tulip poplar, American
Attributed to John Townsend
ca. 1765
Butter Knife, George Washington Maher  American, Silver, American
Designer Designed by George Washington Maher
Manufacturer Manufactured by Gorham Manufacturing Company
1912
Candelabrum, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1901
Candelabrum, Gorham Manufacturing Company  American, Silver, American
Gorham Manufacturing Company
1901
Dressing Table, Mahogany, American
American
1740–50
Embroidered curtain, Linen embroidered with crewel wool, American
American
ca. 1765
Shepherd and Children, Deborah Sampson  American, Silk embroidered with chenille and silk threads,<br/>watercolor, American
Deborah Sampson
1818
Lace Sample, Bert Edson  American, Cotton (?) lace, American
Designer Designed by Bert Edson
Manufacturer Attributed to North American Lace Company
Manufacturer Possibly New England Lace Company
ca. 1912

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