1290 Object Results

Person/Organization:
W 1974.143.1.2
Andiron
Turned brass andirons.
W 1974.119.1
Chest (case furniture)
Painted black; sloping top; two iron handles on sides; iron fixtures on sides; iron lock fixture. marked with "M A H" on top in yellow.
W 1974.92.2
Andiron
Brass andirons; turned posts; two feet ending in balls; one decorative peg is missing.
W 1974.92.1
Andiron
Brass andirons; turned; ball feet.
W 1974.85.1
Doll (figurine)
Reproduction wooden peg doll; painted face; white hair; blue and white dress. Made in the US.
W 1974.84.1
Cradle (children's bed)
Walnut doll cradle; carved rail.
W 1974.62.1
Bed Key
Bed wrench/rope key with round handle through the top and curved cut-out in bottom; chamfered corners. Made of oak.
W 1974.48.2
Body Warmer
Square tin box with wood frame; frame has turned spindles; tin box has circle and heart design on all four sides; small door in front opens to show tin tray inside; wire handle.
W 1974.47.2
Butter Mold
Round butter stamp with a handle and a floral/leaf design. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 1974.47.1
Butter Mold
Butter stamp mechanism that is worked by a plunger. On the actual stamp is a flower design. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 1974.38.1
Andiron
Pair of andirons that have a flat, rounded, saucer top; six hooks graduating in size from top to bottom; separate top hook curves over and down. Holds # W 1974.34.1
W 1974.37.1
Chair (furniture form)
Low back Captain's chair made of oak and maple; sixteen spindles; one spindle is missing; saddle seat; turned legs and stretchers.
W 1974.34.1
Spit (cooking and heating device)
Spit with a curved handle; pointed end; thirteen holes on stem. In 1989 spit was placed on W 1974.38.1.
W 1974.28.1
Spatula (culinary tool)
Iron spatula; hole in handle; handle is both flat and round.
W 1974.22.2
Case (container)
Wooden case covered in black leather; handle on top; black painted brass nails hold the case together; leather strap fastened by brass nails serves as hinges; lock in front; green, brown, and pink ...
W 1974.21.1
Toaster (cooking and heating device)
Iron is bent and twisted to hold two slices of bread; to sit on hearth.
W 1974.19.1
Kettle (vessel)
Three legged kettle; mis-shapen handle; no cover.
W 1974.18.1
Bed Key
Oak bed wrench/rope key with round handle through top; rectangular piece cut out of bottom; initials 'P' and 'B' alternating on all four sides; partially burned near top.
W 1974.13.1
Jagging Wheel
Pie crimper or pastry jigger: a grooved wheel with handle. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 1945.1.1
Demijohn
Miniature demijohn; glass bottle covered in wicker; two handles on sides; brown bottle. Made in Jamaica.
W.1938.1.2
Griddle
Round iron griddle with two earlike handles on side. Lip around bottom edge to fit over pot.
W 1938.1.1
Grill
three legged; long handle; circular revolving grate; t-shaped foundation.
W 1934.2.1
Coffeepot
Pewter pot; turned handle; hinged top with oval finial; spout has grooved design.
W 1928.1.2
Windsor Chair
Maple chair with bow back Windsor arm chair painted black; slightly resembles a Captain's chair'; 13 spindles; front spindles, legs and stretcher are turned; saddle seat.
W 145.1
Candlestick
Brass candlestick with wide square base and turned stick; flat round lip on receptacle.
W 136.1-.4
Spool
Four round wooden spools of various sizes. From Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house. 
W 135.2
Spool
Spool with a round top and a stick that gradually decreases in width; has a metal hook in the top, a tiny accompanying paddle (attached by string) and a small stone wrapped in string (was once also...
W 135.1
Spool
A spool with a metal stick and round wood fixtures. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 134.1-.2
Fragments (object portions)
w134.1 is a maple wooden column: one end is a wide flat circle, the other end is round and pointed; there are three thin grooves in the center of the shaped column. w134.2 is a pine wooden object w...
W 133.1
Shuttle (weaving tool)
Pine shuttle for loom: two pointed ends with metal staples, rectangular cut-out center with an open cut-out inside, inside of cut-out slopes down to opening.
W 132.1
Shuttle (weaving tool)
Pine shuttle for loom; pointed at ends with curved staples to fit over ends; rectangular cut-out area with an opening that is also rectangular shaped; small hole in side; has been shaped on either ...
W 131.1
Knitting Needle
Pine knitting needle; smooth shaft pointed at one end, knob at other end. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 126.1
Spice Cabinet
Rectangular piece of pine with thirty six pegs and twenty one holes where missing pegs should be.
W 124.1
Basket (container)
Rectangular woven basket with two small handle slots on each end. From the Wanton-Lyman-Hazard house.
W 121.1
Lamp (lighting device)
Pewter lamp with round base, turned stick, and egg shaped oil and wick receptacle; hole in top for wick; wick receptacle has tiny grooves around its outside. Marked on bottom of base "R. Gleason", ...
W 119.1
Candlestick
Hogscraper candlestick; round base; straight stick with slot for mechanism to raise and lower candle (lever is missing).
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