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Saccharin holder, Silver, possibly American — Saccharin holder
possibly American
20th century

Slippers, Leather, possibly American — Slippers
possibly American
1795–1805

Slippers, Leather, cotton, possibly American — Slippers
possibly American
1800–1810

Brogans, Leather, possibly American — Brogans
possibly American
third quarter 19th century

Wedding slippers, Silk, beads, possibly American — Wedding slippers
possibly American
ca. 1875

Slippers, Leather, possibly American — Slippers
possibly American
1795–1810

Boots, Leather, possibly American — Boots
possibly American
ca. 1935

Shawl, Wool, silk, possibly American — Shawl
possibly American
1840–60

Transverse Flute in D, Boxwood, brass, possibly American — Transverse Flute in D
possibly American
1825–28

Single Reed Pitch Pipe, Metal, Possibly American — Single Reed Pitch Pipe
Possibly American
ca. 1900

Soprano Saxhorn in B-flat, Brass, nickel-silver, possibly American — Soprano Saxhorn in B-flat
possibly American
1855–75

Bass Saxhorn in B-flat, Brass, nickel-silver, possibly American — Bass Saxhorn in B-flat
possibly American
mid to late 19th century

Tenor Saxhorn in B-flat, Brass, possibly American — Tenor Saxhorn in B-flat
possibly American
1850–75

Corset, linen, bone, Possibly American — Corset
Possibly American
1820–1830

Bustle, metal, cotton, possibly American — Bustle
possibly American
early 1870s to mid-1870s

Possibly American

ca. 1900

possibly American

19th century

Spoon (part of a dining service)

possibly American

20th century

Stained Glass Dome

Tiffany Studios

possibly 1902–32

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

European or possibly American

ca. 1850

Textile Sample Book

possibly French or possibly American

18th century

Joint Stool, Cherry, American, possibly — Joint Stool
American, possibly
1725–50

Saltcellar, Blown pattern-molded non-lead glass, American, possibly — Saltcellar
American, possibly
1780–1825

Wine Glass, Free-blown lead glass, American, possibly — Wine Glass
American, possibly
18th century

Wine Glass, Blown pattern-molded lead glass, American, possibly — Wine Glass
American, possibly
1780–1825

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

Hunting Sword with Scabbard, Joseph Deutschmann German, Steel, silver, ivory, wood, leather, German, possibly Munich — Hunting Sword with Scabbard
Joseph Deutschmann
ca. 1740

Ceremonial Object in the Shape of an Ax, Bronze alloy, Indonesia, possibly Sulawesi — Ceremonial Object in the Shape of an Ax
Indonesia, possibly Sulawesi
ca. 100 BCE–300 CE

Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59), Jean Cousin the Elder French, Steel, gold, silver, leather, textile, French, possibly Paris — Armor of Henry II, King of France (reigned 1547–59)
Jean Cousin the Elder
Baptiste Pellerin
ca. 1555

Helmet (Sallet), Steel, iron, gold, silver, cloisonné enamel, leather, textile, Spanish, possibly Granada — Helmet (Sallet)
Spanish, possibly Granada
late 15th–early 16th century

Nyonganyonga, Wood, shell, metal, beads, Possibly Barwe People — Nyonganyonga
Possibly Barwe People
ca. 1900

Horn, Watur possibly, Bamboo, Asmat people — Horn
Watur possibly
mid-20th century

American, possibly

18th century