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Two scrapers. .1 is made of bone and has one wide end with grooves. .2 is made of wood and has slightly curved ends.
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Wooden tool with a long wide central pole and a skinny wooden bar at the top perpendicular to the centrail pole. One one end of the central pole is a metal eye screwed into the top. Has a paper number 109 tapped to the bottom.
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Ceramic sculpture of a man with muscles and attachments showing. In a contrapposto pose. One arm is reaching outwards, but is missing.
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Rectangular cardboard box with a flap for a lid. Box is stamped with "De Sta Co Products" in a red diamond in a globe like oval. Inside are clipped bits of metal.
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Short, square cardboard box. Ends are coming apart. Lid is nestled under the bottom. Inside are various wires.
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Wooden lazy susan. Rounded top is resting on a wood box, which rests on small four feet and another wooden square platform. Most likely hand made, or local made, as cuts seem quite rough and not industrially done.
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Bench made of pine wood.
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Wooden easel with a flat top for creating small sculptures. Mostly made by 2x4s. Top is connected to a round wooden bar which allows the top to spin. Appears either home made or made by a local, not industrial.
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Mold with portraits of three people, one man and two women. In the center is a decorative torch. There is a rough perimeter around the plaque.
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Rectangular painted plaster portrait, in light green wash. Rectangular portrait of man wearing a jacket and tie in profile facing right. The man has an Roman nose, mustache, and hair longer on the sides than top. Plaque lower right corner is broken off.
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Plaque depicts three women figures in robes, each holds an item emblematic of art (palette, calipers). Painted white for the background and figures are tan.
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