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Portable Desk-on-frame Table, Maple veneer, mahogany, rosewood, tulip poplar, pine, American
American
1800–1810
Cabinet with Drawers, Jules Bouy  American, born France, Walnut, oak
Designer Jules Bouy
1930s
Chest on Chest, Robert Gruen  American, Maple and vinyl
Robert Gruen
1938
Desk, Harvey Ellis  American, Oak, poplar, copper, American
Designer Designed by Harvey Ellis
Manufacturer Manufactured by Gustav Stickley
1912–13
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
Worktable, Mahogany, mahogany and birch veneers with white pine, mahogany, American
American
1800–1810
Boîte-en-valise, Marcel Duchamp  American, born France, Leather valise containing a box with 69 reproductions and an original item, La Fourchette du Cavalier (card, cut out, with chicken wire inserted)
Marcel Duchamp
1943
Desk and bookcase, Mahogany, white pine, American
American
1765–90
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
Seven Places Portfolio, Carroll Dunham  American, Portfolio of seven photogravure and etchings on chine collé
Carroll Dunham
1990–94
Chest, Jules Bouy  American, born France, Burlwood
Designer Jules Bouy
1930s
Night Table, Robert Gruen  American, Maple and vinyl
Robert Gruen
1938
Rack of Drawers, United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)  American, Pine, maple, black walnut, American, Shaker
United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
1870–1930
"Valet 2000/50" Dressing Cabinet (DF2000 series), Raymond Loewy  American, Plastic, painted wood, mirror, metal
Designer Raymond Loewy
Manufacturer Doubinski Frères
1969
Purgatory, Jesse Krimes  American, Soap, ink, and playing cards [offset lithography]
Jesse Krimes
2009
Kast, Painted yellow poplar, red oak, white pine, American
American
1690–1720
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
Photograph, Andor Weininger  American, born Hungary, Gelatin Silver Print
Designer Andor Weininger
1931–34
Dining Room, Herman Rosse  American, born The Netherlands, Monel metal, painted metal, chrome-plated metal, glass, corduroy
Designer Herman Rosse
1928
Table, Frank Lloyd Wright  American, Chestnut plycore, cyprus veneer, American
Frank Lloyd Wright
ca. 1940
Cabinet, Hennessey Company  American, White pine, American
Attributed to Hennessey Company
1840–55
[Interior Showing Cactus Plant and Family Photographs on Mantle and Wall in De Luze House, Truro, Massachusetts], Walker Evans  American, Film negative
Walker Evans
1931
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
Design Drawings, Andor Weininger  American, born Hungary, Colored pencils and graphite on paper
Designer Andor Weininger
1922–49
Broadside, Joseph Meeks & Sons  American, Hand-colored lithograph
Joseph Meeks & Sons
Publisher Printed and published by Endicott & Swett
1833
Linen Press, Byrdcliffe Arts and Crafts Colony  American, Oak, tulip poplar, brass, American
Byrdcliffe Arts and Crafts Colony
ca. 1904
Secretary and bookcase, Mahogany, satinwood, ebony with white pine, cedar, American
American
1795–1810
Green Cupboard for The Living Room and the Hall (Bradley House, "Ladies' Home Journal," XIX, March 1902), William Henry Bradley  American, Watercolor and black ink
William Henry Bradley
1901
Shop of the Crafter Creed at Cincinnati. Catalogue of Wood Furniture, Shop of the Crafters  American, Illustrations: photomechanical process
Author Shop of the Crafters
early 20th century
Desk and Bookcase, Maple, white pine, American
American
1794
Cabinet, Cherry, pine, American
American
1700–1750
A Bedroom Suite, W. & J. Sloane, Max Walter  American, Pen, black ink and wash over graphite
Max Walter
late 1940s
Tucumcari, New Mexico, Stephen Shore  American, Chromogenic print
Stephen Shore
July 1, 1972
Wardrobe, Herter Brothers  American, Cherry, American
Herter Brothers
1875–1883
Double Counter, United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)  American, Pine, applewood, pearwood, American, Shaker
United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
ca. 1825
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
Wall panels, Herman Rosse  American, born The Netherlands, Sheet-metal
Designer Herman Rosse
1928
Photograph, Andor Weininger  American, born Hungary, Gelatin Silver Print
Designer Andor Weininger
1931–34
Bird Cupboard for The Living Room and the Hall (Bradley House, "Ladies' Home Journal," XIX, March 1902), William Henry Bradley  American, Preliminary graphite, ink, colored ink washes
William Henry Bradley
1901
Wall panels, Herman Rosse  American, born The Netherlands, Sheet-metal
Designer Herman Rosse
1928
Cabinet, Red oak, white pine, black walnut, red cedar, maple, American
American
1679
Wooden Cupboard with Green Hinges for The Living Room and the Hall (Bradley House, "Ladies' Home Journal," XIX, March 1902), William Henry Bradley  American, Graphite, ink, and watercolor
William Henry Bradley
1901

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