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Sugar spoon
C.P. Petersen & Sons, c. 1945–1955
Fruit bowl
C.P. Petersen & Sons, c. 1945–1955
Bonbonnière
C.P. Petersen & Sons, c. 1950–1960
Bonbonnière
C.P. Petersen & Sons, c. 1950–1960
Serving spoon, fork
C.P. Petersen & Sons, c. 1950–1960
Spooner
Burlington Glass Works, 1887
Wine glass
Foster Brothers Glass Works, attributed to, 1855–1875
Plate
Nova Scotia Glass Company, 1867
Table lamp
Clapperton and Sons Ltd., c. 1925–c. 1930
Hair comb
Julius Cornelius (workshop of), c. 1875–1900
Écuelle
Unidentified maker (U.R.), c. 1750–1760
Candlestick
Gundy-Clapperton Co., c. 1906–1950
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