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Object of the Week Archive

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Bust of William Jay by Edward J. Kuntze

Child’s Coral and Silver Rattle

The American Peace Commissioners by Benjamin West

Argand Lamps by Baldwin Gardiner & Co.

Buttons with Jay Family Crest

Jay’s Dining Table

John Marshall

Eleanor Jay Iselin Coaching

Augustus Jay

Fancy Chairs

Silver Salver

William Tecumseh Sherman

Lady Washington’s Reception

Bull Fight Photograph

United States Sanitary Commission and the Rules for Preserving the Health of the Soldier

Windsor Chairs

Eleanor Kingsland Field Jay (1819-1909)

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