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Four Specimens of Delph ware

Specimens of Stone ware, manufactured at Mr. Green's Stone ware manufactory in Phila. made of the Billingsport [N.J.] clay

A Cup and Saucer, and Tumbler, of queens ware

Glass Pen, made at Pitsburgh Penna.

A Specimen of Flint Glass, manufactured by Benjn. Bakewell & Co. at Pittsburgh, Penna.

A Specimen of Porcelain Made at Philadelphia in the year [blank]

A hinge (of Lead) Cast at one heat, and at the same time with the pin. and pr[esented] by Mr. Adam Stewart

A Handsome Organ of eight Stops made by Low in Philada. & purchased for the Museum by the Proprietor cost $1000

A Platinum Spoon and a piece of the metal

Clay, from the State of Delaware, and a specimen of Earthen Ware

A specimen of crude smalt, and glass bottle made from the Cobalt ore found at Chatham Con[necticu]t

Stone Ware (Porter Bottle) mannufactured by Thos. Vickers & Son

A chimney plate found in digging a cellar in Chesnut near Front street, dated 1698

Glass Bands, or Band for the Hair, spun out of White Glass by the donor in Phila.

Glass Penn, or curious workmanship, (the top with a Globe and 4 Birds all of glass)