comprising a charger and a small plate, by Thomas Badger (1764-1826), Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1787-1815, marked; a shallow basin and a porringer, by Samuel Hamlin (1746-1801), Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1773-1801, marked; a shallow basin, by Samuel Pierce (1767-1840), Greenfield, Massachusetts, circa 1810, marked; a pair of small plates, by Nathaniel Austin (before 1741-1816), Charlestown, Massachusetts, 1763-1807, marked; a pair of small plates, by Thomas Danforth Boardman (1784-1873), Hartford, Connecticut, circa 1810, marked; a small plate, marked, "S.G. Boston," believed to be Samuel Green (1757- c. 1834), Boston, Massachusetts, marked; a small plate, struck twice with eagle mark and partially visible text, marks rubbed; a beaker, by Samuel Danforth (1774-1816), Hartford, Connecticut, Circa 1800, marked; and a soap box, by Ashbil Griswold (1784-1853), Meriden, Connecticut, circa 1807-1835, the lid engraved with monogram, "GK", marked.

Diameter 15 inches (largest charger).