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    This is a porcelain teapot with tray that has blue and gold trim. It is a Coalport design, which was a company created by British artist John Rose (1772- 1841), and is currently part of the pottery c

    This is a porcelain cream pitcher with blue and gold trim. It is a Coalport design, which was a company created by British artist John Rose (1772- 1841), and is currently part of the pottery company

    This is a porcelain sugar bowl created by British artist John Rose Coalport (1772-1841), with blue and gold trim. This bowl is dated circa 1800-1810 which means it can provide information on the dome

    This is a round pewter plate, dated from the early 1800s. Markings on the plate include three cartouches, an angel with sword in one, and a hand and scales in the other leaning on a shield with a ram

    This tin and wood coal scuttle would have been used to carry live coals and ashes. The scuttle features a turned wooden handle joined by a tin shank. There is a small hook on the end of the handle to

    This is a circa 1780 oval mirror with a pewter frame and a raised floral motif with an enamel overglaze. It is believed to be imported from Europe; possibly France. Size: 25 X 8CM; GLASS: 9.6 X 6CM

    This pipe features a hooked bowl with a brass lid and a brass chain on the body of the pipe. The pipe is made out of briarwood and was created around the 1790s. It is the type of pipe that was likely

    This vest was fashioned from white satin and features an embroidered floral design around the borders and pockets. It was likely worn in 1812 and is believed to have been worn by Captain James Dick,

    This is a child's homespun linen pinafore that features a blue and white check pattern and a back fastener with tape ties. This pinafore represents the type of clothing a child might have worn during

    This bodice, which likely had a matching skirt, is fashioned from pale green satin and features three pleats across the front.

    A silk and cotton neck scarf with a lavender, red, pink, blue, green, and black floral print. The motif is predominately on the borders where there is also a fine white silk fringe. This scarf is sel

    This silk bodice was likely part of an evening dress and may have had a matching skirt. The fabric is from an earlier time period and was most likely remade from an 18th century dress. The bodice fea

    This scarf was fashioned out of silk and wool and features a green and rose floral pattern on a cream background and a tassle fringe around the edges. The scarf is thought to have belonged to Mrs. Se

    This brown leather hatbox features a metal clasp and a red silk lining. The hatbox consists of two sections, so that two hats may be stored. The lid features a handle and the base features carved ros

    This white bureau scarf is made of homespun flax and has a plain weave with a fringe on one end. It is believed to have been created by Magdelene Servos Whitemore sometime around 1808 and may have be

    This is a land indenture between Edward Hunt, County of Lincoln and Robert Hamilton of Queenston, Merchant. It is dated March 29, 1803 and discusses the west half of Lot #4, fifth concession, the Tow

    The Connecticut Mirror consisted of 4 pages and was sold for two dollars per annum. It contains an account of the Battle of Chippawa as well as the Battle of Bridgewater (Lundy's Lane. Size: 32 X 52.

    A white clay pipe with just the bowl and no markings. It measures 6 cm in length and the bowl is 1.5cm in diameter. A portion of the stem is said to have been excavated at Fort George in Niagara-on-t

    The one side of this copper coin has the inscription “GEORGIUS 17” AND “D.G. REX 1807” with the King’s profile. The other side has “BRITANNIA” with an image of Britannia. It measures 2.5cm in diamete

    This is a snuff box believed to be from the Battle of Lundy’s Lane which can be found at the Battleground Hotel Museum. Snuff boxes were used to hold powdered tobacco which was often sniffed through