Marked American Naval Dirk
John Dalrymple
Steel, pewter, coin silver, ivory, and stag horn
11 1/2” total length
Important Early Detroit Coin Silver Soup Ladle
Detroit, Michigan
1803-1805
15 3/8” Length
Ref. No. kit64
Four Coin Silver Dessert Spoons by the Mormon’s Pioneer Silversmith
Maker: James Madison Barlow
7″ length
Circa 1840s
Origin: Lexington, Kentucky
Ref. No. kit63
Bluegrass Area Hide Covered Box
Artist Unknown
Deer Hide, wood, brass, wrought iron, newsprint, and tanned leather
6 ¾” x 15” x 9”
kit39
Jewelry Grade Haida Money Clip
Silber & Abalone
1 1/2″ x 2 1/8″
Ref. no. kit32
Two Northwest Coast Spoons
Artist: Martin
Cedar & Paint
10″ length
ref. no. kit33
Engraved Powder Horn
Possibly of Native American origin
Cattle horn
5¾” long as the crow flies
Ref. No. 081105_038
Green Clay’s Beaker
Unknown artist dated 1813
Cattle horn with a worn silver dollar bottom
3¼” high
Ref. No. 080811_078
Carved Figural Cane Midwestern or Southern
Unknown Artist
Dated 1844
Appears visually to be poplar
38” length
Ref. No. 150519_076
W.L.A. Leather and Iron Fire Bucket
Attributed to use in Lexington, Kentucky, 1820–1821
Maker: W. Dukehalt / Balt.
9-3/8″ dia. at top, 10-5/8″ tall excluding swing handle
Ref. No. 110613_058
Coin Silver Ladle
Maker: Samuel Best, (1776–1859) circa 1810–1820
1801-1802 Paris, KY; 1802-1818 Cincinnati, OH; 1818–1859 Rising Sun, IN
6-5/8″ length
Ref. No. 110613_039
Coin Silver Stuffing Spoon
Maker: Antoine Danjean, 1781-1827
12¼” long
Ref. No. 081105_024