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Sugar Bowl with Lid
c. 1840
1975.11b
This ceramic sugar bowl is a reminder of how sugar became increasingly affordable by the mid-19th century due to an expanding number of slave plantations in the Deep South. |
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Feeding Vessel
1999.15.24
This small vessel was used to feed patients at the Franklin County Public Hospital, Greenfield, Massachusetts. |
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Bedpan
1999.15.45
This turn-of-the-20th-century bedpan has an elegant shape for an inelegant function. |
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Go and No-Go Thread and Plug Gages made by Greenfield Tap and Die Corporation during WWII
1941-1945
M.49
The quality of gages that could measure a piece of machinery as a "Go" or "No-Go" machine component, gave America a distinct advantage in World War II (WWII) |
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Ceramic Pipe
-1000--300
1985.0700
Ceramic pipes were made and used by Native Americans in the Northeast beginning about 3000 years ago. |
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Teapot
1826-1830
1889.20.03
The six-legged teapot is decorated with a blue transfer-print and was made in England about 1826. |
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Medicine cup
1861-1865
1927.25.04
A Civil War soldier's courage and fortitude had to support him through long marches, onto deadly battlefields and into perilous army hospitals. |
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Admiral Francis John Higginson (1843-1931)
c. 1900
1959.07.08
Rear Admiral Francis J. Higginson (1843-1931) enjoyed a naval career that spanned the Civil War and a new century. |
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Pitcher
1795-1800
1885.41.02
The imagery on this jug was meaningful to early nineteenth century masculine tastes. |