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Work Table, Bird’s-eye maple, mahogany with yellow poplar,<br/>white pine, American
Work Table
American
1800–1810
Yosemite Falls, from Glacier Point, William Keith American, Oil on canvas, American
Yosemite Falls, from Glacier Point
William Keith
1879
Still Hunt, Edward Kemeys American, Bronze, American
Still Hunt
Edward Kemeys
1894
The Teton Range, Thomas Moran American, born England, Oil on canvas, American
The Teton Range
Thomas Moran
1897
Cup plate, Pressed glass, American
Cup plate
American
1832–35
Stalking Panther, Alexander Phimister Proctor American, Bronze, American
Stalking Panther
Alexander Phimister Proctor
Founder Cast by Roman Bronze Works
1891–92, revised mid 1890s, this cast ca. 1902
Side Chair, Walnut, white pine, American
Side Chair
American
1730–90
Spindle-back armchair, Ash, American
Spindle-back armchair
American
1660–1700
Appeal to the Great Spirit, Cyrus Edwin Dallin American, Bronze, American
Appeal to the Great Spirit
Cyrus Edwin Dallin
Founder Cast by Gorham Manufacturing Company
1913; cast ca. 1916
Covered dish, Pressed glass, American
Covered dish
American
1835–40
Porringer with Cover, Silver, American
Porringer with Cover
American
ca. 1700
Cup plate, Pressed glass, American
Cup plate
American
1835–45
Cupboard, Pine, maple, American
Cupboard
American
1710–50
Dish, Pressed glass, American
Dish
American
1835–40
Dressing Table, Walnut, white pine, burl walnut veneers, mahogany; brass, American
Dressing Table
American
1730–50
Girandole, New England Glass Company American, Cased and cut blown and engraved glass, marble, American
Girandole
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–60
Girandole, New England Glass Company American, Cased and cut blown glass, marble, American
Girandole
Probably New England Glass Company
1850–60
Jug, Earthenware, American
Jug
American
ca. 1800–1830
Mug, Earthenware, American
Mug
American
ca. 1770–1800
Pipe Box, Pine, American
Pipe Box
American
1700–1800
A Reconnaissance, Frederic Remington American, Oil on canvas, American
A Reconnaissance
Frederic Remington
1902
Snoqualmie Falls, Grafton Tyler Brown American, Oil on board, American
Snoqualmie Falls
Grafton Tyler Brown
1886
Tray, Pressed glass, American
Tray
American
1832–40
Kodina, Grace Carpenter Hudson American, Oil on canvas
Kodina
Grace Carpenter Hudson
1906
Box, Oak, pine, American
Box
American
1675–1700
Cake Stand
Manufacturer Probably Boston & Sandwich Glass Company
ca. 1850–60
Cake Tray, Lacy pressed glass, American
Cake Tray
American
1830–35
Candlestick, Lacy pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1830–35
Candlestick, Lacy pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1830–35
Candlestick, Pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1840–60
Candlestick, Pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1840–60
Candlestick, Pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1840–50
Candlestick, Pressed glass, American
Candlestick
American
1840–50
Purse, Wool embroidered with wool, American
Purse
American
ca. 1760
Embroidered blanket, Wool embroidered with cotton, American
Embroidered blanket
American
ca. 1835
Curtain, Linen embroidered with wool, American
Curtain
American
ca. 1775
Petticoat, Linen embroidered with crewel wool, American
Petticoat
American
ca. 1750
Embroidered panel, Linen embroidered with wool, American
Embroidered panel
American
ca. 1750
Piece, Linen embroidered with wool, American
Piece
American
ca. 1775
Piece, Linen embroidered with wool, American
Piece
American
ca. 1775
Wholecloth quilt, Cotton, American
Wholecloth quilt
American
ca. 1886
Wholecloth calamanco quilt, Wool and cotton, American
Wholecloth calamanco quilt
American
ca. 1750

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