AMEC Analysis: Comments: This is either a very fancy drawer-pull or a decorative attachment of some type. It has a pewter metal rod with a bolt attachment on one end. The opposite end has a fancy molded-relief glass flower. The glass is tinted blue from cobalt. One glass and metal curtain tieback fragment and one glass fragment from same. Glass is clear with blue paint on exterior and possible gilding remnants. There is a brass nut securing the end, possible iron interior and pewter exterior. The largest fragment is labeled 45KI765/P14J-4a and the smaller fragment is labeled 45KI765P14J-4b. Metal is corroded, especially around glass junction and at far end. Glass has iridescence, especially around metal junction and on painted surface. L. Penttila 2/22/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Rim Vessel form: Rice Bowl One white porcelain bowl fragment with remnants of hand painted teal floral decoration on exterior. Compacted dirt in bowl is drying and flaking. Small sample preserved with object. Approximately two-thirds of bowl is present L. Penttila 2/8/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Base Vessel Form: Saucer Decoration Type: Over and Underglaze Pattern: Flow Blue Comments: A Japanese characters Maker's Mark appears on the base. One white porcelain plate fragment with multicolored, hand painted garden/outdoor scene. Asian characters (red) on reverse may represent Maker's Mark. L. Penttila 2/8/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Rim Vessel Form: Chamber Pot Paste: Earthenware, White Pattern: Floral Polychrome One green glazed earthenware vessel fragment with hand painted exterior. Decoration is floral, with green leaves, brown stems and brown/red flowers. AMEC suggests function as chamber pot. Dark accretion on rim, seemingly unrelated to burial. L. Penttila 2/8/2010

AMEC Analysis: Part: Other Comments: This piece is a fragment of a porcelain doll's head with a hand Painted eyebrow and eyelashes. One fragment of a porcelain doll's face. Eyelashes and eyebrow are hand painted brown. Skin is painted pink. Some sedimentary accretions on interior and exterior. L. Penttila 2/22/2010