Small chestnut-shape green bottle, cracked.

Aqua glass bottle, mold-blown. Top and bottom of the body is ribbed horizontally. The middle is smooth glass. Lip is plain, pontil broken.

Clar glass bottle, mold blown. Top and bottom of the body is ribbed horizontally. The middle is smooth glass, on one side is a raised circle, on the other side is a raised square. Lip is plain but lopsided, pontil scar.

Spirits bottle. Olive-amber with lateral sides and a pontil scar.

Olive-amber bottle with pontil scar on bottom.

Olive-amber colored bottle.

A green wine bottle with a narrow neck and a bulbous body.

Dark green bottle with small indentation on side, long narrow neck and rounded shoulder.

Green "waldglas" wine bottle with cylindrical body, sloped shoulders and a short neck. Blown glass with pontil mark on bottom and a deep punt. A secondary lip is applied to the opening at the the neck.

Green demi-john in 2 handled basket.

Bottle dryer made of a 1 7/8" piece of oak with four tapered sticks set into its face and wire hanger nailed into top.

A wheel-thrown bowl made of red clay, covered with a brown-tan lead glaze featuring dark specks of deeper brown. The bowl has ear-like handles and is attributed to Alvin Wilcox of West Bloomfield, New York, based on matching shards found at the site of his pottery shop.

End of the day glass work blown into the same form of object number 2022.28.036. Tiny bowl in aquamarine, front has an empty oval frame, on the opposite side is a flower in a circular frame. Two-tiered base three tiers around the neck.

Bowl with interior printed with a blue transfer of floral and geometric patterns in an Italian design. Yellow-brown rim.

Turned wooden bowl.

Feather edge pearlware bowl. Ivory base color with blue edge.

Featheredge pearlware bowl. Ivory base color, blue edge.

Feather edge pearlware bowl. Ivory base color, blue edge.

Feather edge pearlware bowl. Ivory basecolor with blue edge. Small chips present

Shallow yellow ware bowl with flaring sides.

Round pewter bowl with "B" imprinted on bottom.

Small round bowl "B" imprinted on bottom of each

Pearlware bowl with a blue transfer of two fishermen. Border is embossed with green and white leaves and blue flowers.

Blue transferware with floral elements on rim and town scene in center.

Box with wooden base. Pasteboard sides covered with green/pink plaid paper (appears to be a green stripe because of fading.) Bright blue/gold label with grapes covers lid.

Bentwood storage box secured with copper tacks.

Tin box painted green with stenciled flowers.

Bentwood box with the initial "E" and "16 cents" scratched on exterior top.

Paper box the lower half of which is covered in a pink small pattern. Top covered with a black and white label with swan and two fountains. Top of box painted yellow under the pink paper and label.

Painted green with hinged lid and applied molding on the cover and base In pencil on the inside top of cover "Daniel Page Simons [Swissons?] E.E., Dryden N.Y., A."

Green painted box with sliding cover.

Round box painted red with bottom of pine and sides of bent wood.

Round with bent wood sides. Exterior painted dark mustard with black and lilac sponged design.

Box - with 116 uncatalogued dress stays.

Muff box covered with black paper, original label on cover featuring a lion.

Small box with carved top. A medallion on the top of the lid shows a carving of two men, the corner of a building, and decorative scroll work. Box is hinged with a tiny brass flower on the front of it. Interior is lined with blue velvet and an impression is left where something once sat. Most likely a brooch.

Box with wooden base. Pasteboard sides covered with green/pink plaid paper (appears to be a green stripe because of fading.) Bright blue/gold label with grapes covers lid.

Covered box with original green paint.

Round box with lid and handle in its original green paint, most of which is faded to gray. Hand-hewn handle and pegs which secure the handle to the box.

Round box with lid in original ocher paint. Missing handle.

Handmade box covered with black paper. Unlined.

Round storage box with lid.

Small 4-page Sunday School tract. Number LXXX.

Bracelet with strap band with clasp and crimped 4-layer blossom on front. 10th wedding anniversary gift.

Green braid in 5 yard package wrapped in paper label. 76.114.12-16, one is missing.

Blue braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.144.38-44, missing one.

Grey braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.114.45-52.

Olive green braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.114.17-20.

Brown braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.114.21-28, one missing.

Dark brown braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.114.29-31, one missing.

White braid in 5 yard package and wrapped in paper label. 76.114.32-37, two missing.

Brass plate off a monument on the boundary of the Erie Canal. Reads: "Erie Canal / Sect. Nine / Cen. Line Mon." and " Sta" and Offset" Blocks beside "Sta" and "Offset" are blank.

Drop leaf table with one drawer with brass circular pull. String inlay around top edge, drawer and down legs. Line and cuff inlays on tapered legs. Book inlay above each leg. Hepplewhite Pembroke

A two-harness barn frame broad loom featuring a six-pointed star, compass-drawn, carved on the cross beam above the back warp beam.

Rough-edged wrought iron head attached to a wooden handle.

This broadside advertises Chase Richardson's cabinetmaking business, and reads, in part: Holley / Cabinet/ Ware House. / C. Richardson / would inform the people of Holley, and vicinity, / that he still continues the Cabinet Making business 3 doors south of Perry's Tavern..." Printed in various sizes and styles of type, with a central composite image of period furniture, including a dresser, paint fancy chairs, Grecian settee, a washstand and tilt-top table. The text within a thick ornamental border.

Broadside pronouncing the lifting of embargo and non-intercourse law with Great Britain. Dated 1809.

Broom and handle made from one piece. Broom "straws" have been whittled from handle and tied with a piece of rawhide (missing). Rawhide tie through hole at end of handle.

Whittled birch broom.

One completely hand made brush hook with wrought iron blade, blade attachment hardware and wooden handle. Blade or hook is "S" shaped

Bucket with lid. 14 staves with circular wooden base. 3 wooden hoops, lapped and secured with wrought iron nails. Lid made of 2 semi-circular pieces of wood dowelled together. Edge is lapped, and secured to the top with nails.

Covered bucket with handle. Original dark brown paint with strapped hoops and rim on lid.

Red bucket over an earlier ochre with three metal withes secured with three nails each. 2-3/4" wooden brace supports two-piece cover. Wire bail handle with wooden grip.

Bucket with sharply tapered sides and swinging bentwood handle. Made of wood and leather.

Bucket. Round brass bucket with iron handle secured with copper rivets.

Ceramic Bundt pan. Swirl form with yellow and green slip; some cracking. 20th century wire "make-do" repair.

Different sized brown squares on a white ground. Burgoyne Surrounded pattern.

Heel burnisher.

Burnisher. Notched at one end, tapered to a flat edge at the other.

.54 caliber Burnside rifle. A breech-loading carbine that saw widespread use during the American Civil War. The carbine was designed and patented by Ambrose Burnside. The carbine used a special brass cartridge which was also invented by Burnside. This cartridge contained a bullet and powder, but no primer. It was the 3rd most popular carbine used in the war, behind Sharps and Spencer.

For use in a Burnside carbine was a breech-loading carbine rifle.

Machine, burring; mounts on work bench

Butter churn.

Butter churn with red barrel and six-bent-wood hoops. Plunger with 2 perpendicular boards at its base that fits through hole in cover.

Red, triangular-shaped churn, with a flat top. Cover is a square wooden plank with rectangular hole. Beater has a long carved handle with 6 wooden slats attached to base and swings on a dowel.

Butter Dish. 3-part dish: base, pierced shelf, and cover. Wide gold band.

Silver butter dish with a rabbit finial and repoussé decoration. Pierced plate and scroll decoration applied on the rim of dish.

Cup-shaped form with handled plunger and print face decorated with a cross surrounded by four carved leaves.

One wooden butter mold in three pieces. The side pieces hook together by dovetailed corners at opposite corners and brass hooks on the other corners. Inside, the patterned wooden block sits in the grooves of the side pieces. The block has four recessed leaf or floral style patterns.

Butter mold with four leaves and a center diamond carved in face.

Butter-working spade.

A butter paddle with a handle shaped like a stylized bird's head, featuring a pair of eyes cut into the sides of the head.

Butter working spade.

Spade shaped butter-working paddle.

Bread and butter plate. Mulberry ware. Ironstone with a transfer printed pattern called "CYPRUS" in a reddish brown.

Butter tub. Wide band of white outlined by smaller bands of blue. Dome lid with knob top and blue floral decoration within white band.

Spade for butter-working.

Cabbage cutter with tombstone-shaped board with hole for hanging. Double steel blade secured to body by means of 1" wooden strips.

Wooden two door cabinet with 5 shelves, painted gray.

A cabinet maker’s notebook/sketchbook is quarter bound in fine brown calfskin with covers of cream, brown, and blue, marbled paper. Original binding. On the front endpaper written in light pencil it says “Chase Richardson, Sandy Hill, NY, 1832”. The inside pages are filled with drawings of various furniture rendered in both pencil and ink. Furniture is drawn with all measurements notated and most have titles stating the name of the item and the style. In some drawings different options are shown such as different styles of furniture legs and some drawings have prices listed. There are pages filled with designs of patterns that could be carved into the furniture. In the back of the notebook there are more than a dozen extremely detailed recipes for various finishes that have been attributed to the cabinet makers who created the recipe. The recipes are in different hands, possibly the creators of the recipe wrote it in his notebook for him. Various dates throughout are listed from 1830-1833.

Caddy with straight sides and small wire handle on cover which fits within collar.

Caddy with straight sides and sloping shoulder. Cover fits over collar.

Two parts: (1) Round form with center tube to create a hollow center baked good; two small tin loops on upper sides of form to correspond with those on lid. (2) Round cover with concentric decorative circles on top, oval tin handle, two small tin loops on sides of lid.

One redware Turk's-Cap cake or pudding mold with black or dark brown manganese spots on the inside and outside of the mold. The mold has a fluted shape with a scalloped edge. It is unmarked, but George Hamell attributes it to Western New York in that it "very closely conforms to those made by Alvin Wilcox, West Bloomfield, NY. Very similar in proportions and identical in the number and modeling of the flutes."

Cake pan shaped as a six-pointed star.

A white cake plate with a shaped edge and embossed designs at the handle-like points. It is decorated with blue clay, sprigged-on flowers on the marley. In the Chelsea style.

A white cake plate with colorless molded decoration of swags and flowers on the marley, and blue clay sprigged-on grape vines accented with pink luster highlights. Classified as Chelsea type.

Cake plate with shaped edge and wide fluted design and decorated with blue clay, sprigged-on urns with flowers and fleur-de-lis. Chelsea type.

A white cake plate with a shaped edge, featuring embossed designs at the handle-like points and blue clay sprigged-on flowers decorating the marley. Classified as Chelsea type.