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Chair, Charles Rohlfs  American, Oak, American
Charles Rohlfs
Anna Katharine Green
ca. 1898–99
Tall Clock, Charles Rohlfs  American, Oak, copper, American
Charles Rohlfs
ca. 1900
Charles Rohlfs
1900
Candlestick, Charles Rohlfs  American, Wood; Oak, copper
Charles Rohlfs
1904
Candlestick, Charles Rohlfs  American, Wood; Oak, copper
Charles Rohlfs
1904
Salad servers, Charles Rohlfs  American, Silver-plated copper, wood, American
Charles Rohlfs
1902—05
Set of Advertising Cards, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
ca. 1901–7
Introduction to a Set of Advertising Cards, by Charles Rohlfs, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
November 1, 1907
"Please Note" Page for a Set of Advertising Cards, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for an Easy Sitting Rocker, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Very Easy Sitting Chair, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Hall Chair, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Library Table, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Buffet, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Chiffonier, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Carved Dresser, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Corner China Cabinet, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Call Bell: No. 37, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Candleholder: No. 41 The Duchess, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Advertising Card for a Candleholder: No. 43 Pathfinders, Charles Rohlfs  American, Half-tone commercial process, printed in brown ink on glossy wove paper
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907
Publisher Issued by Charles Rohlfs
1907

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