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Basin, Master Potter A, Tin-glazed earthenware, Mexican — Basin
Master Potter A
ca. 1650

Pocket bottle, American Flint Glass Manufactory American, Blown pattern-molded glass, American — Pocket bottle
American Flint Glass Manufactory
Henry William Stiegel
1769–74

Jubal and Miriam, William Jay Bolton, Stained glass window; vitreous glass paint, enamel paint, silver stain, American — Jubal and Miriam
William Jay Bolton
John Bolton
1843–48

Bottle, Wistarburgh Glassworks American, Free-blown glass, American — Bottle
Wistarburgh Glassworks
1738–ca. 1777

Plate, John Monday American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American — Plate
John Monday
1830

Figure of a Lion, John Bell American, Earthenware, American — Figure of a Lion
John Bell
1845–55

Jar, Philip Kline American, Earthenware; Redware with sgraffito decoration, American — Jar
Philip Kline
1809

Jar, Christian Klinker American, Earthenware; Redware with slip decoration, American — Jar
Christian Klinker
ca. 1773

Jug, Earthenware, American — Jug
American
ca. 1800–1830

Jug, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Jug
British (American market)
1800–1830

Jug, Earthenware, American — Jug
American
ca. 1800–1840

Jug, Stoneware, American — Jug
American
1790–1830

Jug, John Crolius American, Stoneware, American — Jug
John Crolius
1775

Jug, Jonathan Fenton American, Stoneware, American — Jug
Jonathan Fenton
1810–35

Jug, Earthenware, American — Jug
American
ca. 1800–1830

Beaker, Thomas Danforth Boardman or American, Pewter, American — Beaker
Thomas Danforth Boardman
Sherman Boardman
1810–50

Beaker, Timothy Boardman American, Pewter, American — Beaker
Timothy Boardman
1822–25

Tumbler, Denis Colombier, Silver, French — Tumbler
Denis Colombier
1789

Beaker, Moody Russell American, Silver, American — Beaker
Moody Russell
ca. 1715

Bowl, Hervey Brooks American, Earthenware; Redware with slip decoration, American — Bowl
Hervey Brooks
1803–67

Bowl, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Bowl
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Bowl, Porcelain, Chinese, for American market — Bowl
Chinese, for American market
1770–1800

Bowl, Porcelain, Chinese — Bowl
Chinese
ca. 1785–90

Bowl, Blown glass, American — Bowl
American
1820–40

Punch Bowl, Adrian Bancker American, Silver, American — Punch Bowl
Adrian Bancker
ca. 1750

Bowl, New England Glass Company American, Pressed glass, American — Bowl
New England Glass Company
ca. 1840

Mug, Earthenware, American — Mug
American
ca. 1770–1800

Mug, Koenraet Ten Eyck American, Silver, American — Mug
Koenraet Ten Eyck
ca. 1700

Mug, Henry Will American, Pewter, American — Mug
Henry Will
1761–93

Whale-oil lamp, Thomas Cains, Free-blown and pressed glass, American — Whale-oil lamp
Thomas Cains
Phoenix Glass Works
1830–40

Oil Lamp, New England Glass Company American, Pressed and free-blown white opaque glass, American — Oil Lamp
New England Glass Company
1830–40

Plate
, Joseph McCully American, Earthenware; Redware with slip decoration, American — Plate
Joseph McCully
ca. 1800–1850

Pitcher, Earthenware, transfer-printed, British (American market) — Pitcher
British (American market)
1800–1810

Pitcher, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
American
1830–65

Pitcher, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
American
1835–65

Pitcher, Redwood Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
Redwood Glass Company
Redford Crown Glass Works
1835–65

Cream jug, Earthenware with slip decoration, American — Cream jug
American
1760–1800

Pitcher, Blown and engraved glass, American — Pitcher
American
1820–40

Pitcher, Boston & Sandwich Glass Company American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
1850–75

Pitcher, South Boston Flint Glass Works American, Blown glass with applied decoration, American — Pitcher
South Boston Flint Glass Works
1813–30