A signed copper warming pan, made by Richard Collier of Norwich, Conn., in 1779. Notice the use of holes to make a design in the lid. From the private collection of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick P. Albertine. Picture in the book "American Copper & Brass" page 86.
Old Glue pots made of copper are very rare. There were doubtless very costly and not many cabinet makers could afford one. Courtesy of Mr. and Mrs. Gil Lyons
Standard pint measure probably used by a sealer of weights and measures in Pennsylvania. It was probably made in the early part of the nineteenth century.