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Side Chair, Henry Ingle  American, Mahogany with oak, yellow poplar, yellow pine, maple, American
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Side Chair, Henry Ingle  American, Mahogany, American
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1800–1805
Side chair, William Worthington  American, Mahogany with ash, American
Possibly by William Worthington
1805–15
Sampler, Catherine Cassady  American, Silk embroidery on linen, American
Catherine Cassady
1814
Sampler, Margaret Cassedy  American, Silk embroidery on linen, American
Margaret Cassedy
1826
Serving Table, Mahogany, satinwood, ebony, marble, tulip poplar, pine, American
American
1800–1810
The Negro in art : a pictorial record of the Negro artist and of the Negro theme in art, Alain Locke  American
Editor Alain Locke
Publisher Associates in Negro Folk Education
1940
Power objects : ancient and to the future, Howard University
Publisher Howard University
1980
A proud continuum : eight decades of art at Howard University, Carolyn Elizabeth Shuttlesworth-Davidson
Editor Carolyn Elizabeth Shuttlesworth-Davidson
Publisher Howard University
2005
Skippet, Seraphim Masi  American, Silver and silver gilt, American
Attributed to Seraphim Masi
ca. 1825–52
George T. Morgan
1878

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