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| Catalogue # | Title | Type | Subject | Description | |
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| 1000.0.1247 | Metal ladle |
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| Ladle. gray metal (goes with gray metal pitcher 1000.0.1246) | |
| 1000.0.1218 | Ceramic widemouth container |
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| Ceramic widemouth container | |
| 2016.346.938 | Wooden rug or weaving frame |
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| Wooden rug making or weaving frame. With note to Bruce Komusin dated 30 March 2006. "This frame was given to Irene Bartlett by Louise Sorenson (Barbara Brooks' sister) 1960s or 70s (along with lots of wool) when she was clearing things out of the house. If you can use it at the new Historical Center and/or your craft demonstration/fundraiser I would love to donate it to the center. Frances [Bartlett]" | 
Description: Wooden rug making or weaving frame. With note to Bruce Komusin dated 30 March 2006. "This frame was given to Irene Bartlett by Louise Sorenson (Barbara Brooks' sister) 1960s or 70s (along with lots of wool) when she was clearing things out of the house. If you can use it at the new Historical Center and/or your craft demonstration/fundraiser I would love to donate it to the center. Frances [Bartlett]" |
| 1000.0.1368 | Record player |
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| Record player. Portable, hand-crank Victrola. Tan snakeskin-like exterior, metal arm. Turntable speed control marked Birch. No other markings on it. | 
Description: Record player. Portable, hand-crank Victrola. Tan snakeskin-like exterior, metal arm. Turntable speed control marked Birch. No other markings on it. |
| 2013.214.1932 | Braided, oval, rug |
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| Rug, braided, oval; starting in the center, predominantly green, brown, and orange patterned loops grow larger, then the colors change to blue, pink, brown, and red, culminating in a black border; colors in each loop change even within the loop; the fourth and fifth loops from the outside have become disconnected, and several other loops are loose. | 
Description: Rug, braided, oval; starting in the center, predominantly green, brown, and orange patterned loops grow larger, then the colors change to blue, pink, brown, and red, culminating in a black border; colors in each loop change even within the loop; the fourth and fifth loops from the outside have become disconnected, and several other loops are loose. |
| 1000.0.1216 | Ceramic jug |
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| Ceramic jug with handle and cork | |
| 1000.0.1217 | Ceramic jug |
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| Ceramic jug with handle, approx. 10" | |
| 1000.0.1219 | Ceramic jug with handle |
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| Ceramic jug with handle | |
| 1000.0.1221 | Ceramic jug |
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| Ceramic jug with blue flower motif, approx. 9" | |
| 1000.0.1274 | Rope floor mat |
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| Artifact, rope mat (perhaps made by Eva Bracy) | |
| 2003.73.539 | "Hilda Spurling's Recipes" |
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| Notebook, handwritten, "Hilda Spurling's Recipes" including meat, desserts, cookies, pudding, stew, cake muffins, etc. | 
Description: Notebook, handwritten, "Hilda Spurling's Recipes" including meat, desserts, cookies, pudding, stew, cake muffins, etc. |
| 2015.330.2092 | The Quiltmaker |
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| Artwork. "The Quiltmaker" framed, oil on canvas by Wini Smart 2006. Islander Ruth Westphal sewing a colorful quilt in a windowed room with view of church suggested in one window. Painting donated by Friends of Cranberry House at the 2006 Exhibit and Benefit Auction held at the Neighborhood House in Northeast Harbor, ME. | 
Description: Artwork. "The Quiltmaker" framed, oil on canvas by Wini Smart 2006. Islander Ruth Westphal sewing a colorful quilt in a windowed room with view of church suggested in one window. Painting donated by Friends of Cranberry House at the 2006 Exhibit and Benefit Auction held at the Neighborhood House in Northeast Harbor, ME. |
| 1000.0.1222 | Williamsburg pitcher |
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| Ceramic, Williamsburg pottery pitcher | |
| 1000.0.1344 | Large enamel pitcher |
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| Large enamel pitcher (5 Gallon) | |
| 1000.0.1248 | Metal pitcher |
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| Pitcher. metal, 9", stamped "1 GAL. LIQ'D" | |
| 1000.0.1220 | Ceramic pitcher |
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| Ceramic pitcher, approx. 9.75" | |
| 1000.0.1246 | Pitcher, gray metal |
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| Pitcher, gray metal | |
| 2013.226.1287 | Glass jug |
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| Aqua glass bottle (jug) with wicker surround and wicker handle | |
| 2013.214.1844 | Two ceramic jugs |
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| Jugs. Two ceramic jugs. (A): large, white with four blue floral designs; wide mouth chipped inside the rim and inside on the bottom, efflorescence on the outside bottom perhaps from water stored inside leaking through the chipped glazing and affecting the inner ceramic. (B) is a large white pitcher with similar floral patterns. | 
Description: Jugs. Two ceramic jugs. (A): large, white with four blue floral designs; wide mouth chipped inside the rim and inside on the bottom, efflorescence on the outside bottom perhaps from water stored inside leaking through the chipped glazing and affecting the inner ceramic. (B) is a large white pitcher with similar floral patterns. |
| 1000.0.1265 | D-shaped knife with wooden handle |
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| Tool, round D-shaped knife with wooden handle, perhaps a dough cutter | 
Description: Tool, round D-shaped knife with wooden handle, perhaps a dough cutter |
| 1000.0.1293 | Kettle |
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| Kettle, kitchen, small copper kettle with lid and wood handle | |
| 1000.0.1268 | Cornbread pan |
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| Cornbread pan with 12 pockets | |
| 1000.0.1266 | Hand-operated kitchen grinder |
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| Tool, kitchen, hand-operated kitchen grinder (edge mounted), perhaps for coffee | 
Description: Tool, kitchen, hand-operated kitchen grinder (edge mounted), perhaps for coffee |
| 2015.312.2072 | Great wheel spinning wheel |
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| Wheel from a 'walking' a.k.a. 'great' spinning wheel. Smooth wooden wheel, 45" diameter with brass core in hub of wheel. Rusted nail heads visible where wood overlaps on exterior of wheel and also where several spokes meet the wheel. No other parts of this walking wheel have been located. (It may have come from the Liebow house originally.) This wheel was installed on a 2018 donation of a spinning wheel base from Islesford that fits perfectly. | 
Description: Wheel from a 'walking' a.k.a. 'great' spinning wheel. Smooth wooden wheel, 45" diameter with brass core in hub of wheel. Rusted nail heads visible where wood overlaps on exterior of wheel and also where several spokes meet the wheel. No other parts of this walking wheel have been located. (It may have come from the Liebow house originally.) This wheel was installed on a 2018 donation of a spinning wheel base from Islesford that fits perfectly. [show more] |
| 1000.186.1346 | Four-legged spinning wheel |
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| Small, wooden, four-legged flax spinning wheel with flat table, grooved wheel. "FARNHAM Near Owego" impressed into base. This four-legged wheel is missing part(s). [Note: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/198156.html says Joel Farnhan was a wheelwright and cabinet maker who moved from PA to Owego NY in 1794.By the 1820s he had a well-established milling and wheelwright business which passed on to his youngest son Frederick, who began producing his own wheels by the 1840s.] | 
Description: Small, wooden, four-legged flax spinning wheel with flat table, grooved wheel. "FARNHAM Near Owego" impressed into base. This four-legged wheel is missing part(s). [Note: http://collections.mohistory.org/resource/198156.html says Joel Farnhan was a wheelwright and cabinet maker who moved from PA to Owego NY in 1794.By the 1820s he had a well-established milling and wheelwright business which passed on to his youngest son Frederick, who began producing his own wheels by the 1840s.] [show more] |
