comprising two pressed brass frames, one inscribed, "Alma Hill", verso, the other with cabinet card photo of young girl; a small cabinet card photo of a young woman; a small cast and weighted brass fern and faux bois bud vase with glass insert, patented July 25, 1876; two hand-form card holders one made of brass and the other cast iron; a pressed brass drawer pull plate; two pewter wish bone napkin rings, both engraved, "Best Wishes", one by Meriden Britannia Co., Meriden, Connecticut, marked, the other with mark rubbed; a silver or silver-plated clam-form tape measure; a box of mourning pins, by D.R.G.M., Asst., Germany; two miniature dressed porcelain dolls; a pressed metal scallop shell program booklet with relief Neptune, with printed paper pages, for the Neptune Club Annual Ball, February 12, 1867; a large scallop shell hinged with ribbons; a scallop shell and satin pin cushion, inscribed, "Sag Harbor"; a miscellaneous collection of cast brass, metal, porcelain, and glass curtain tie backs, picture hangers, and appliques; a woven splint basket with pin-prick decoration; and a molded soap bust of George and Martha Washington.

9 3/4 x 6 1/2 inches (largest frame).