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Cup and Plate from St. Bridget's Rectory
The items were removed from the rectory on its closing and sale in 2022.
The 4" vintage Carr China, of Grafton West Virginia, cup was made in 1939. The 9" plate was produced by Shenango China of New Castle, PA in 1955.
The 4" vintage Carr China, of Grafton West Virginia, cup was made in 1939. The 9" plate was produced by Shenango China of New Castle, PA in 1955.
Agnes Parlee
A black and white photo of Agnes Parlee sitting at a sale table for china on behalf of Bruce Studio.
Souvenir Cups and Saucers - 1900
Made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes Co. and sold at the Music Hall for the 1900 Merchant Week.
Souvenir Cup, Saucer and Creamer - c.1900
Made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes Co. and sold during Merchant Week of 1900.
A Collection of Souvenir Porcelain Plates - 1900
This collection of China was made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes store and sold during Merchant Week in 1900. Embossed on the pieces are pictures of St. Bridget's Church, Nason Street School, Assabet Mills, Maynard Fire Department (old Nason…
Souvenir Vase with picture of Assabet MIlls
Five inch high vase made for the Combination Cash Store Company which was operated by a Mr. Crosby on the ground floor of the Masonic Block in the early 1900's.
Souvenir Mustard Cup with Ladle
The mustard cup was produced for the May 1900 Merchant Week celebration. There is a depiction of St. Bridgets Church on the cup.
Souvenir Cup
Souvenir used during Merchant's Week in May 1900. The cup was made in Germany for the Alfred T. Haynes Co. It depicts St. Bridgets Church.
Commemorative Cup and Saucer
In May 1900 the Merchants of Maynard put on a week and held it at the Music Hall. All had a display of their merchandise. Admiral Sampson, hero of Santiago in the Spanish-American War was the principle guest. The cup depicts a school building.
Souvenir Cream Pitcher
Sold in 1900 in connection with Merchant's Week by Alfred T. Haynes General Merchandise Store (117 Main Street, Maynard). The creamer depicts the Assabet Mfg. Co.