One round tinplated baking dish with two finger loops, one on each side of the rim. The sides are made of three pieces of tin and the bottom made of one. Edge of rim is of a rolled wire construction.

Reproduction. Tin baking pan. This replica made specifically to become part of the retail stock at Altay Store. Style of object represents period of from 1835-1855. The letter "B" impressed on the bottom is the initial of Bob Betz the tinsmith who made it.

One round baking pan.

Square pan (79.56.2) with circular cut-out into which a 7 3/8" tin square (79.56.2b) fits. Part B shown here.

Lady finger baking pan.

Bulbous-shaped creamware pot.

Hot-water round cast iron pot with three feet and fluted handle.

Scale. Green with three gold-painted, arrow-shaped finials, a fluted column and a step-down base. Balance bar, also with arrow-shaped ends, supports two trays suspended on bale frames.

Bandbox covered in wallpaper with green, brown and gray designs. Torn portion of ledger pasted on bottom and inside.

Bandbox with wallpaper covering. Dark tan ground with brown leaves, blue flowers and sprays of white.

Bank shaped like a small building with peaked roof. Remnants of green paint on the sides and blue paint on the top.

Bank with remnants of yellow paint on the sides and front and blue on the central steeple. Two small towers on each side of the steeple. Ochre stenciling on the front to simulate a paneled door and the word "Bank".

Stick type barometer.

Barrel with ten strapped withes around top and base.

Barrel with three strapped withes at top, center and base Part of a label reads "NO BARREL GENUINE WITHOUT THIS LABEL."

One unfinished barrel with ten wooden hoops.

Barrel hand planed and made from a log.

Wooden barrel, probably for apples, with eight wooden withes (hoops).

Barrel With wooden hoops.

Barrel With lapped wooden hoops.

Barrel hollowed from tree trunk.

Barrel.

Black keg with four iron hoops and a wire bail handle in a wooden holder.

Large hollowed out log with wood plank base.

Covered and with four bent-wood hoops.

Oak barrel with six iron hoops. Reproduction stencils.

Barrel With wooden hoops.

Barrel With ten wooden hoops.

Barrel with four groups of bent sapling hoops.

Rectangular basket with bentwood handle. Inked on handle: "E P W".

Rectangular splint basket with bent wood handle.

Basket with rectangular base. Corners rounded at top and bent wood handles secured with iron nails.

Basket with two curved wooden handles, wooden rim around top edge, and convex bottom

Basket with square base and oval rim. Wide vertical splints and narrow horizontal splints.

Basket with sides that slope out from rectangular base to oval rim. Two short handles fitted between the hoops at each end.

Small basket with a single handle.

Rectangular basket with sloping sides and one handle.

Tall oval basket with rectangular bottom.

Square bottom basket. Base constructed with 9 splints by 13 splints.

Large round splint basket with a handle on each side.

Large square basket for perhaps wool, cloth scraps, etc. Splint handle on each side.

Basket with curving ribs extend from handle ends and form the frame around which the splint is woven.

Woven basket.

Basket Black ash. One handle. Oblong shape with God's-eye crossing splint handle supports.

A basket made with wide splints, featuring two handles that rotate over a hinged lid. The hinges and clasp are made of tin-coated sheet metal.

Porcupine curled splint trim on front, sides, and back.

Simple square basket.

Basket made of round coils of rye straw bound with splint.

Splint woven basket with two handles.

Covered basket with double swing handles.

Two handled woven basket.

Half of basket top is hinged and opens.

Cane or palm basket.

A round spling basket with a swing-handle.

A splint basket with a swinging handle.

Basket with alternate bands of wide and narrow splint on sides.

One round splint basket with a rigid frame around the top and an arched wooden handle. The bottom is inverted.

Basket with splayed snake coil form.

A woven basket with attached lid and two handles. Front has two rings and a peg to keep the basket closed. Most likely from the Southern United States.

Basket with a round top, square bottom, and bent-wood strap handles. Tightly woven sides and fairly open bottom (for ventilation).

Urn shaped twin handled basket. Part of a paper shipping label on the bottom.

Basket with twin handles. Painted decoration in red and blue with a stamped blue flower and checkered design.

Woven basket.

Woven straw plate with a blue, red and brown geometric design and Biblical verse "Lo the Winter is Past - The Rain is Over and Gone - Flowers Appear on the Earth".

Splint rectangular basket with 2 or 3 stencils on bottom.

Basket with blue splint decoration.

Basket with swing handle.

Basket with lid.

Square splint basket with cover.

One reproduction ash splint basket made by staff member Marie Schultz. It is based on the collection piece 75.91.1. It is rectangular (with slightly bowed sides) and is made with natural and two bands of yellow splint. There is black, potato print stenciling in feather, sun and circle patterns on three sides that replicate the original. It is signed and dated on the bottom.

Basket painted light brown or tan with a blue bent wood handle.

Basket with lid covered with red and yellow decorations. Native American.

Woven basket with one handle.

Basket Handle, painted decoration in red and yellow

Basket with round top and square base.

Handled basket with lid with blue and yellow decorations.

Drying basket with two handles.

Basket with wide band splint. Rectangular with cover.

Tall bulbous basket with cover.

Gathering basket with handle.

Black basket with a carved, bent wood handle

The top band is splint and the twisted strip that wraps around top support are painted blue. Bentwood handle.

Square bottom, round top with stenciled dotted lines in red and blue. Native American.

Round basket with handle.

Basket with openings on two short ends for handles.

Square woven basket.

Small basket with square bottom and round top.

Basket with bent wood handles. Impressed into handle: "BROWN"

Small rectangular basket with yellow and green decoration.

Circular woven basket with attached bent handles. Heavy splint.

Tall square splint basket with steam bent handles.

Potato stencil basket.

Rectangular basket with rounded edges.

Basket of splint with woven lid.

Large gathering basket, square woven base, sides widen and bulge out towards the top, which is a circle of 2 split pieces of wood, whole basket leans noticeably, two square openings have been left in the sides right at the top frame to form handles.

Glass bottle wrapped in two handled basket.

Small 8-page Sunday School tract.

A bentwood bass drum. The drum is a painted a dark red and features a large eagle carrying a banner in its beak that says "Pembroke Brass Band". There is a shield or coat of arms on its chest with red and white stripes surrounded by a gold floral design. In one talon it carries a branch and in the other arrows. Inside the drum it says "Made and Sold by Calvin Edwards, Gorham". The heads were once stretched animal hide but as these were cracked it was replaced by canvas. This drum was used in the Pembroke Brass Band in Pembroke, Maine.

Large woven baby bed. Large splint basket, painted yellow. Sits on wooden frame with turned legs. 1 1/2" wide warp woven with 1/4" wide splint - ash or oak.

Bath brick used for cleaning. Brick could be scraped to form a scrubbing powder.