
| PSSR # | Object Term |
Object Thumbnail |
Description | Date Made | Company/ Place Made |
| 16 | Ten-Plate Stove |
|
Vertical rectangle
with narrow side presenting, the top a flat, undecorated plate with large
hole for upper pipe connection.
|
circa 1800 | Pennsylvania |
| 22 | Peel |
|
Loop handle connects
to long body with section of flattened area with center rib above section
of rounded body above square section before the flat shovel-shaped working
surface.
|
18th century | America |
| 26 | Grill |
|
Iron piece with
two upside-down u-shaped pieces (the front with turned up toes, the back
with plain feet) enclosing 13 flat rods.
|
circa 1800 | Probably America |
| 27 | Frying Pan |
|
A flat-bottomed
round pan with angled sides on three angled legs of square profile each
fastened to outside of pan sides with two rivets, long handle with the
end formed by the tip of the handle being wrapped around into a circle.
|
circa 1770 | Probably America |
| 29 | Trammel Hook |
|
Single iron piece
shaped like an "s", wide flat end (the end on which one hangs the hook)
curving around to small tapered end (the end which one hangs on the trammel)
|
circa 1780 | Probably America |
| 30 | Trammel Hook |
|
Single iron piece
shaped like a "c" with wide flat end curving around to narrow tapered tip
|
circa 1800 | America |
| 31 | Trammel Hook |
|
Single iron piece
shaped like a "c", with slightly tapered wide end curving around to a
narrow tapered end.
|
circa1800 | America |
| 32 | Bowl |
|
Redware ceramic
with glazed interior of light brown with small dark brown spots and matte-finish
exterior, turned lip with pouring spout on one side, atop outward-flaring
straight sides with incised lines and flat bottom.
|
circa 1780 | America |
| 33 | Pitcher |
|
Redware ceramic body with both interior and exterior glazed in dark green-brown with brown dots, flaring lip with single pouring spout, narrow neck, gently curved body pinching in to disk base, flat handle with ribs mounted to narrow neck and lower body. Base unglazed. | circa1780 | America |
| 34 | Mortar & Pestle |
|
Straight-sided pestle of single piece of wood with pattern of incised lines on exterior, interior worn smooth through repeated use, flat bottom. Mortar is a single piece of wood with curved end, pattern of incised lines and narrow turned handle. | circa 1780 | America |
| 35 | Balance Scale |
|
A five part assemblage
including a) a long rod with graduated scaled markings from 25 to 7, b)
a heavy bell-shaped weight that fastens around rod with a figure eight
device, and c - e) a series of three "c" hooks with complicated fasteners
to the main rod.
|
19th century (appraisal identifies as 18th century) | Unknown |
| 36 | Fork |
|
Large toasting fork made of a single piece of iron. Tapered tip looped over into hanging hook, flat body with shaped center section square in profile, extending to two-tine fork. | circa 1800 | Probably America |
| 53 | Hatchel |
|
Single flat piece of wood with a hole at each end, several pieces of iron wrapped flat around the wood with two metal extensions surrounding the holes through the wood. | circa 1800 | America |
| 54 | Tankard |
|
Tankard lid with dome-top and incised line decoration, rococo-shaped thumbpiece connecting to hinge and s-hook handle, the pear-shaped body of the tankard with incised line just above the widest section, the whole resting on a raised foot. | circa 1780 | England or America |
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