| Object Name | Glass, Wine |
| Description | Clear wine glass with an etched floral and geometric decoration along the top edge and a square base. Part of a set of 8 glasses. |
| Date | c.1820 |
| Dimensions | H-5.5 inches |
| Catalog Number | 2014.45.16 |
https://hydehall.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/0C75306C-D0CF-477B-B4C3-662796540627
| Object Name | Inkwell |
| Description | A type of inkwell known as a “standish” produced in England from the 1770s to around 1845. Seen as more utilitarian, this type of inkwell was used more commonly by butlers, stewards, scriveners, and students. |
| Date | c. 1830’s |
| Dimensions | W-5 L-7.75 D-1.25 inches |
| Catalog Number | 2015.14.6 |
https://hydehall.pastperfectonline.com/webobject/2294915A-06BC-47CD-86AD-393589077273
Porcelain dinner plates were purchased by George Clarke in 1833 from Baldwin Gardiner of New York City. The edge of these plates are decorated with a golden edge and flowers. This set is attributed to Marc Schoelcher in Paris. A few differences in design exist, for example one plate has a small thin circle in the center, and salad plates contain a single flower in the center.
| Object Name | Compote |
| Description | An English soft paste compote with an attached underplate. The compote is decorated with red ink which lines the edges and decorates the outside with a nature and bird motif. On top of the compote’s lid is a small figure of a lion which doubles as the lid handle. |
| Catalog Number | 2018.033.6 |
