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Fork
Fork
Fork
Maker American, active New York, New York c. 1835-1875

Fork

Daten.d.
MediumCoil silver
Credit LineGeorgia Museum of Art, University of Georgia; Gift of the family of Lamartine Griffin Hardman Jr.
Object number2017.206
Cream pitcher, or creamer
Cream pitcher, or creamer
The Firm of Albert Coles & Company
c. 1869
Image Not Available for Pitcher, Engraved: Georgia/State Agricultural Fair/To/Jordan Lockett/Best Yield of Cotton/grown on two Acres/ 1869
Pitcher, Engraved: Georgia/State Agricultural Fair/To/Jordan Lockett/Best Yield of Cotton/grown on two Acres/ 1869
The Firm of Albert Coles & Company
1869
Goblet
Goblet
The Firm of Albert Coles & Company
c. 1869
Image Not Available for Lettuce fork
Lettuce fork
The firm of Baker Manchester Manufacturing Company, Providence, Rhode Island
n.d.
Bending Over Backwards
Bending Over Backwards
Rosa Eugene
2001
Pap (or medicine) spoon
Pap (or medicine) spoon
The firm of Webster Company, North Attleboro, Massachusetts
c. 1880-1920
Image Not Available for Lettuce fork
Lettuce fork
The firm of Maier & Berkele, Atlanta, Georgia
n.d.
Image Not Available for Pastry fork
Pastry fork
The firm of Foster and Purple
19th century
Luncheon fork
Luncheon fork
Horace Clark and George Rackett, Clark, Rackett & Company
ca. 1840-1852
Luncheon fork
Luncheon fork
Horace Clark and George Rackett, Clark, Rackett & Company
ca. 1840-1852
Luncheon fork
Luncheon fork
Horace Clark and George Rackett, Clark, Rackett & Company
ca. 1840-1852
Image Not Available for Apothecary jar
Apothecary jar
Unidentified North Carolina potter, attributed to Cole Pottery
ca. 1930
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