Circular wood ring, wrapped in wool braid with an ogee-shaped wrought iron support stretched across circle, with a simple finial; may be a support for a bed canopy (Empire-style).

Rosewood Elizabethan revival fire screen with trestle base; rectangular form with bobbin-turned stiles and rails; wooden frame houses nearly square embroidered picture in various colors of wool and silk floss on a linen ground; the Turkish style scene depicts a hunter and sleeping boy in the outdoors.

Adirondack-style table made from birch tree limbs; square table top with scalloped edges formed from half sections of branches attached to edge of top; branch protrudes through hole in top; four irregularly-shaped legs connected by irregular stretchers.

Pair of bronze bowl-shaped vessels with double looped handles with spade-shaped terminus; pedestal foot atop bronze fluted columns with gray marble capitals and stepped spreading circular bases on three bronze feet.

Rectangular wooden valuables box with flat, hinged lid, and metal latch; box painted with pattern of red tulips and green leaves with yellow and white highlights on black ground, with initials painted on center of lid, surrounded by border of red tulips and green leaves with yellow and white highlights on black ground, with additional elements at corners and edges; inside unpainted.

Rectangular wooden box with domed, hinged lid, round mounts and wire handles on each side, and metal hooks to fasten box to lid; lid printed with street scene on present-day Park Place in lower Manhattan, with St. Paul's Church at upper left corner, and with vehicles including an omnibus, landaus, trolley, and a horse and dray, and pedestrians, in brown, blue, orange, and darker yellow on pale yellow ground, with green scalloped border; box painted yellow with edges painted with green scalloped border; inside of box covered with marbleized paper in shades of brown and green.

Rectangular wooden box with domed, hinged lid, painted with geometric pattern of flowers and vines in red and yellow on green ground; latch and catch made of punched, tinned sheet iron.

Oval pine box with sides constructed of single strip of pine bent around oval bottom and top; painted on sides with bands of tulips and berries; painted on top of lid with figures of a man and woman with two lines of German text.

Maple Queen Anne daybed with adjustable back; turned stiles, three vase-shaped splats, rush seat (not original), and ball-turned legs joined by ball-and-reel-turned stretchers on the front, back, and lower end; plain, round medial stretchers and plain, round stretcher at upper end.

Rectangular casket with plain, burl veneer surfaces; hinged, arched lid.