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Glass Pen, made at Pitsburgh Penna.

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

A Sugar-dish of Red ware, and 2 Specimens of unfinished White and Yellow ware

A Platinum Spoon and a piece of the metal

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

A specimen of Glass manufactured at the Boston manufactory of Glass ware lately established (a pair of Bellows)

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

Four Specimens of Delph ware