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A painting of a unknown gentleman of the period with a wooden frame. Attributed to A J. Riley who has no relation to Cherry Hill Rileys. Chelsea. London. England.

Laura Miller, age 5. She did not live at Cherry Hill.

It was copyrighted 1862 by George A Prince & Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Rosewood. Small keyboard organ that produces sounds by drawing air through metal reeds by means of a bellow operated by pedals. The melodeon at Cherry Hill has two pedals and two…

Neo-classical and gilt framed.

Three-light centerpiece with two single-light side pieces and a marble base. It was very popular and ownership demonstrated the height of good taste.

Floral needlepoint panel-reds, rose, and navy in gilt lined frame. Kept heat from reddening lady's face.

Gilt frame. Neoclassical. Reverse painting on upper glass panel.

Empire style. Rolled crest rail. scrolled arm supports. Ogee seat rail and feet. Crotch mahogany veneer. All original except for reupholstered seat. (Horsehair was taken from the tail and mane of horse. Tail hair was most desirable and described…

Made in the Empire Style.

Brass poker and grabber. Both tools are still used today to tend to fires.