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Lettuce fork
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Maker Unidentified maker (Native American, active in Cherokee Territory in what is now present-day Georgia)

Lettuce fork

Daten.d.
MediumSterling silver
DimensionsOverall: 1 1/8 × 9 1/2 × 2 in. (2.9 × 24.1 × 5.1 cm)
Credit LineGeorgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Gift of Phoebe Gould Forio
Object number2014.43
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Lettuce fork
The firm of Maier & Berkele, Atlanta, Georgia
n.d.
Lettuce fork in the ivory pattern
Lettuce fork in the ivory pattern
Charles Osborne
c. 1890
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Lettuce fork
The firm of Baker Manchester Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
n.d.
Long-handled serving fork
Long-handled serving fork
Unidentified artist
ca. 1904
Condiment fork
Condiment fork
Unidentified artist
ca. 1902
Table fork
Table fork
Hester Bateman
c. 1781
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Fork with bulldog motif
The firm of Webster Company, North Attleboro, Massachusetts
n.d.
Large serving fork
Large serving fork
Henry T. Brown
c. 1870
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Pastry fork
The firm of Foster and Purple
19th century
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Fork
Samuel B. Purple
19th century
Souvenir spoon - Augusta, Georgia
Souvenir spoon - Augusta, Georgia
Unidentified maker
1880 - 1940
Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia
Teaspoon, engraved "C" for Conway, for either Mary Ann Wallace Conway or Cornelia Sophia Buchanan Conway, first and second wives of Bataille Fitzhugh Talliaferro Conway of Ellerslie Plantation near Wolftown, Madison County, Virginia
Unidentified maker
19th Century
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