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1. Mortar & Pestle

Creator:: John Trapp
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: University of South Carolina. McKissick Museum

2. Merchant Jug, c. 1880 Alkaline-glazed stoneware

Creator:: John Stork Pottery
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Collection of Terry and Steve Ferrell

3. Slat Back Rocker, c. 1850 Wood and animal hide

Creator:: Unknown Maker, possibly a member of the Forrest family
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Collection of John W. and Virginia B. Kemp

4. Slat Back Chair, c. 1850 Wood and animal hide

Creator:: Unknown Maker, possibly a member of the Forrest family
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Collection of John W. and Virginia B. Kemp

5. Percussion Cap Rifle, c. 1850 Wood, iron

Creator:: Elijah Hall (c. 1791-1888)
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Collection of John W. and Virginia B. Kemp

6. Pitcher, c. 1860 Alkaline-glazed stoneware

Creator:: Ben Landrum (c.1812 - c.1890)
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Charleston Museum

7. Dressing Case, c. 1845 Wood, silver, tortoise shell

Creator:: George R. Collins, n.d.
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Historic Columbia, S.C. Foundation

8. High Chair, c. 1770 Wood, animal hide

Creator:: Johannes Quattlebaum (1742-1813)
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Lexington County Museum (S.C.)

9. Food-storage jar

Creator:: Dave Drake
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: University of South Carolina. McKissick Museum

10. Secretary, c. 1814 Mahogany, mahogany veneer, walnut, poplar and yellow pine

Creator:: William Little, 1775- 1848
Collection:: South Carolina Fall Line Collection
Institution:: Collection of Judge and Mrs. James A. Spruill, III, Cheraw