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Butter Knife
post 1834
1983.01
This elegant mother-of-pearl butter knife went on the market in 1834, just two years after the Russel Cutlery Company was founded. |
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Knife Sharpener
c. 1905
1983.03a.17
This knife sharpener was made by Lamson & Goodnow Company of Shelburne Falls, Massachusetts, the largest cutlery producer in the U.S. in 1860. |
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Nut Pick
1983.03k.10
Lamson & Goodnow produced specialized items like nut picks to help Victorian diners eat in a more refined manner. |
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Cutlery Box
c. 1905
1983.03m
This set of cutlery was a wedding present to Charlotte Wardner Lamson when she married Charles Hyse Warren in 1905. |
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Nathaniel Lamson (1805-1866)
c. 1842
1983.503a
About 1842 this portrait of Nathaniel Lamson, an owner of the Lamson and Goodnow Cutlery Company in Shelburne Falls, was painted by Joseph Goodhue Chandler (1813-1884). |
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Russell Cutlery Factory
c. 1880
l08.047
The John Russell Cutlery Company was located in Turners Falls, Massachusetts, in the late 19th century and was world-famous for its pocketknives, painters' spatulas, and druggists' knives. |
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Fruit Knife
1985.0012.16a
By the late 19th century, as many as thirteen different pieces of cutlery, including a fruit knife like this, could be found at a table setting. |
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Charles B. Arms
1880-1890
1996.12.0029
Charles Arms was president of the Arms Manufacturing Company in Deerfield, Massachusetts. |
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Ketchup Bottle
1986.02
People have been using ketchup as a condiment since Ancient Roman times
and it is still a popular condiment today. |
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Pocketbook
c. 1835
1986.12b
This leather pocketbook was purchased by a South Deerfield, Massachusetts, man in 1835, just as manufactured leather pocketbooks were beginning to be distributed in the United States. |