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Roundel with Grotesque, White glass, silver stain, and vitreous paint, British
British
ca. 1320–40
Flintlock Longrifle, George Schreyer, Sr.  American, Wood (maple), steel, iron, brass, silver, American, Pennsylvania, York County
Gunsmith George Schreyer, Sr.
ca. 1795
Church flagon, Edmund Harvey  British, Pewter, British, York
Edmund Harvey
ca. 1725–50
Seal-top spoon, Robert Beckwith, Silver, British, York
Possibly by Robert Beckwith
1574–75
Coconut cup, William Busfield, Silver, coconut, British, York
Probably by William Busfield
ca. 1680
Candlestick (one of a set of six), I. O. (probably), York, Silver, British, York
I. O. (probably), York
1681–82
Tankard, Charles Roades, Silver, British, York
Charles Roades
1679–80
Surrounds, White glass, silver stain, British
British
ca. 1320–40
Porringer, Elisha Kirk  American, Pewter, American
Elisha Kirk
1780–90
Flintlock Longrifle, George Schreyer, Sr.  American, Wood (maple), steel, iron, brass, American, York County, Pennsylvania
Gunsmith Possibly by George Schreyer, Sr.
ca. 1770
Marriage spruce gum box in book form, Joseph Morin
Joseph Morin
February 27, 1903
Passing Storm, Stow Wengenroth  American, Lithograph
Stow Wengenroth
1961
Exploring, Stow Wengenroth  American, Lithograph
Stow Wengenroth
1964
May Morning, Stow Wengenroth  American, Lithograph
Stow Wengenroth
1957
Spring on Pleasant Street, Stow Wengenroth  American, Lithograph
Stow Wengenroth
1958
Printer Printed and sold by R. Burdekin
after 1815
Printer Henry Cobb
1823
Printer James Kendrew
1818
Publisher James Kendrew
[1818]
Author Lionel Charlton
1779

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