Silver penknife, slightly arched at one end, rounded at opposite end; designed the same on both sides, with a bunch of grapes and grape leaves at rounded end, cartouche at the center, fleur-de-lis at arched end, swirl and scallop border at outer edge; obverse has inscription in cartouche, "I.O.L. / to / H.M.F."; blade has finger groove on obverse, beside a set of 3 hallmarks of a spread eagle, the letters "A / C", and a profile of a male head; blade folds down into hollow of knife.

Metal enameled pillbox with a blue base hinged to a white lid decorated with grapes, a pear and foliage; edges trimmed with metal; interior enameled white with a glass mirror in the lid.

Four envelope-like paper packets containing perfumed powder; paper packaging with printed lime green ribbon and bow meant to suggest gift wrapping, with inscription, "Lazell's Jockey Club Sachet," superimposed on obverse. See also 2002.1.476, 2002.1.1449

Oval wood and natural bristle hairbrush with rounded handle.

Rectangular leather shoulder bag with a compartment in the center and a circular hole to hold and show a pocket watch, flap closure held shut with a leather and metal buckle on the left of the hole, to the right is a pocket to hold the watch key with a flap and brass button closure, leather shoulder strap with brass buckle. Silver colored metal pocket watch with a painted ceramic face and metal hour, minute and second hands, covered with glass; back opens revealing inner workings. Brass and metal key.

Two miniature spyglasses, each with eye-piece mounted in telescoping brass tube and object lens in barrel-shaped brass casing with an ornamental band of mother of pearl around the middle; small wire ring in the side of each spyglass for attaching to ribbon or chain.

Miniature spyglass with eye-piece mounted in telescoping metal tube and object lens in casing of molded, wood-simulating plastic; in green suede drawstring bag.

Metal rectangular dressing box with a trapezoidal escutcheon and square lock plate; painted black with yellow oak leaves and vines painted around the top edge; brass "U" shaped handle center of the top; two hinges in the back; orange painted tray with three horizontal comparments (b) rests on the top above three compartments and a small rectangular tray (c); two of the lower compartments have hinged doors; center comparment has two round holes that may have once held cups.

Ceremonial, turned wood baton said to have been used at Columbia University; reel-turned ends with ball finial; fragment of ribbon wrapped around one end.

Oval mahogany box (possibly a pill box) with trick opening mechanism; false hinged top swings open, and then secondary top is slid off of dovetail at end and swings on same hinge.