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  • Fireplace Cooking and Hearth Utensils and Tools | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    Objects described date from mid-18th to mid-19th centuries (not including 20th century reproductions). Condition of all is good considering age and use. < Back Fireplace Cooking and Hearth Utensils and Tools First Floor - Keeping Room Other Decorative Arts Objects described date from mid-18th to mid-19th centuries (not including 20th century reproductions). Condition of all is good considering age and use.  Pair of wrought iron andirons, penny feet with spit hooks, 14”h. (Provenance: Florene Maine; purchase price: $120.00)  3 pewter plates; unmarked, 8 ¼” d. – 16 ½” d.  Wrought iron 3-tine fork with twist handle (reproduction), 48” l.  Wrought iron ram’s horn handle peel, 45 ½” l.  Wrought iron crane, 40” h. x 55” l.  Trammel and two (9”) S-hooks, trammel: 37” l.  Small saw-tooth trammel (15” l.) with copper Betty lamp (5 ¼” l.) (Provenance: Morris House, Nov. 1977; purchase price: $110.00)  Copper and wrought iron frying pan with long handle, 19” l. (Provenance: Frank & Mildred Schulka, November 1967; price: $30.00)  Copper (and alloys) ‘gooseneck’ tea kettle, dovetailed construction; 12 ¼” h.  Wrought iron 3-legged kettle stand (reproduction) (Provenance: Florene Maine; purchase price: $120.00)  Brass and copper ladle and skimmer, each 20 ¼” l. (reproductions)  Bed warmer with turned maple handle, sunburst engraving on lid, 41” l.  Wrought iron tongs, 20 ½” l.  Ansonia Brass Co. brass bucket with wrought iron handle, 10 ½” d.; Ansonia, CT, patent 1951 Previous Next

  • Everglades

    Everglades City, FL < Back Everglades Everglades City, FL 1934 Established: Size: 1,508,976 acres Visitors: 1,155,193 in 2022 Summary Wildlife Sounds of the Park Things to Do When to Visit Ties to Stephen Mather Fun Fact Previous Next

  • Sterling Silver Dresser Set, Four Pieces | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    Including: Shoehorn with repoussé work on handle, 6 ¾” l. Hand mirror with silver frame, 9 ½’ l. Brush with natural bristles, Sterling handle, 9” l. Nail file, Sterling handle, 6 ⅝” l. < Back Sterling Silver Dresser Set, Four Pieces Second Floor - Guest Room Other Decorative Arts Including: Shoehorn with repoussé work on handle, 6 ¾” l. Hand mirror with silver frame, 9 ½’ l. Brush with natural bristles, Sterling handle, 9” l. Nail file, Sterling handle, 6 ⅝” l. Shoe-horn is marked, Hamilton & Diesinger Sterling; circa 1900. Previous Next

  • Small Lidded Box | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    New York or Southwestern Connecticut, 1810-1840. Tulip poplar; 8" h. x 15 ¾" w. x 7 ¼" d. < Back Small Lidded Box Attic Other Decorative Arts New York or Southwestern Connecticut, 1810-1840. Tulip poplar; 8" h. x 15 ¾" w. x 7 ¼" d. The finely dovetailed box has a lid attached with two cast iron hinges, which opens to a lidless till on right side. Applied moldings on lid and base; resting on ball feet; with original red stain. Previous Next

  • Grand Teton

    5 mi N of Jackson, WY < Back Grand Teton 5 mi N of Jackson, WY 1929 Established: Size: 310,000 acres Visitors: 2,806,223 in 2022 Summary Grand Teton National Park, nestled in northwestern Wyoming, is renowned for its stunning mountain scenery, pristine lakes, and abundant wildlife. The park's centerpiece, the Teton Range, boasts jagged peaks that rise dramatically from the valley floor, providing a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor adventures. Visitors can explore a network of hiking trails that wind through alpine meadows, dense forests, and rugged canyons, offering unparalleled opportunities for wildlife viewing and photography. Grand Teton is home to diverse wildlife, including iconic species such as bison, elk, moose, and grizzly bears. The park's picturesque lakes, including Jackson Lake and Jenny Lake, offer opportunities for boating, fishing, and kayaking amidst stunning mountain vistas. With its awe-inspiring natural beauty and abundant recreational opportunities, Grand Teton National Park is a must-visit destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Wildlife Grizzly bear Sage grouse Moose Garter snake Grand Teton National Park is not only celebrated for its breathtaking mountain scenery but also for its rich and diverse wildlife. The park's varied habitats, ranging from alpine meadows to dense forests and sparkling lakes, provide sanctuary for a wide array of animals. Visitors may encounter iconic species such as bison, elk, moose, and grizzly bears, as well as smaller mammals like coyotes, foxes, and marmots. Birdwatchers will delight in spotting bald eagles, ospreys, and a variety of waterfowl along the park's lakes and rivers. With its abundant wildlife and stunning natural beauty, Grand Teton National Park offers a captivating glimpse into the wonders of the American wilderness. Sounds of the Park Things to Do Visitors at Grand Teton National Park can hike, climb, boat, fish, or go on scenic drives. In the winter, activities include snowshoeing, snowmobiling, and cross-country skiing. Kayaking Snowmobiling Fishing When to Visit Like nearby Yellowstone, Grand Teton National Park has a continental climate with warm to hot summers and cold, snowy winters. Precipitation, especially rain, is low year round. Though the warm, dry summers are a pleasant time to visit, crowds peak at this time. Therefore, the best time to visit would be either the late spring (May) or early fall (September). Ties to Stephen Mather Grand Teton National Park has a Stephen Mather plaque at the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center. The national park was established in February 1929, one month after Mather left office. Fun Fact The Teton Range is the youngest mountain range in the Rockies, having only formed 7 to 9 million years ago. Previous Next

  • Jonathan Waterman - November 16, 2022

    A Journey through the National Parks < Back Jonathan Waterman - November 16, 2022 A Journey through the National Parks Previous Next

  • Table with One Drawer | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    Northeastern United States, 20th century Mahogany, white pine; 27 ¾" h. x 30" w. x 15 ⅜" d < Back Table with One Drawer First Floor - Entrance Hall Furniture and Hard Furnishings Northeastern United States, 20th century Mahogany, white pine; 27 ¾" h. x 30" w. x 15 ⅜" d An overhanging top with molded edges and serpentine-cut front corners; a single full-width drawer with a post-and-bail brass pull, Marlborough legs with beaded outside corners. Table is ‘married’, made up of old parts. Previous Next

  • Queen Bee Marina Marchese - April 28, 2022

    Honey tasting with the Queen Bee < Back Queen Bee Marina Marchese - April 28, 2022 Honey tasting with the Queen Bee Previous Next

  • Carved Ribbon-Back Armchair | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    Cherry; 1780-1800. Connecticut or Southern Massachusetts; 37 ¾” h. x 21” w. x 17 ¾” d. < Back Carved Ribbon-Back Armchair Second Floor - NW Sitting Room Furniture and Hard Furnishings Cherry; 1780-1800. Connecticut or Southern Massachusetts; 37 ¾” h. x 21” w. x 17 ¾” d. A curved and pierced crest rail over three conforming pierced slats or ribbons, curved arms, upholstered square seat, H-stretcher with recessed front stretcher, four straight tapered legs, molded at front. Condition: A well rendered example of this form however all four legs have been ended-out, a condition issue apparently known when the chair was purchased in 1964; otherwise in good refinished condition. Bertha McPherson stitched seat needlework. Previous Next

  • Six-Board Chest | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    England, 20th century Elmwood; 13” h. x 34” l. x 14” d. < Back Six-Board Chest Second Floor - SW Bedroom Furniture and Hard Furnishings England, 20th century Elmwood; 13” h. x 34” l. x 14” d. Fitted top over case with molded flat base; strap hinges, new metal handles. Scrapes and finish losses. Previous Next

  • Lassen Volcanic

    Lassen County, CA < Back Lassen Volcanic Lassen County, CA 1916 Established: Size: 106,452 acres Visitors: 499,435 in 2018 Summary Wildlife Sounds of the Park Things to Do When to Visit Ties to Stephen Mather Fun Fact Previous Next

  • White Porcelain “Old Wedding Ring” Tea Service | Our Collection | matherhomestead.org

    Including: Five plates, 7 ¼” d. Six (each) coffee cups and saucers, 5 ¾” d. (saucers). 6 cup plates, 4 ½” d. Teapot, 8” h. Creamer, 6 ¼” h. Lidded sugar bowl, 7 /4” h. Bowl, 6 ½” d. Circa 1845-1865. < Back White Porcelain “Old Wedding Ring” Tea Service First Floor - Dining Room Ceramics and Glass and Objects of Vertu Including: Five plates, 7 ¼” d. Six (each) coffee cups and saucers, 5 ¾” d. (saucers). 6 cup plates, 4 ½” d. Teapot, 8” h. Creamer, 6 ¼” h. Lidded sugar bowl, 7 /4” h. Bowl, 6 ½” d. Circa 1845-1865. White porcelain with gold trim around rims, handles, and finials; unmarked, French manufacture; 27 pieces total; condition is good. Previous Next

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