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Stove, David II Pfau, Faience (tin-glazed earthenware), Swiss, Winterthur
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1684–85
The Flims Room, Walnut, maple, sycamore and other native woods, Swiss, Flims
Swiss, Flims
ca. 1682–84
Chest, Walnut, Swiss
Swiss
17th century
Chest, Walnut?, German, possibly Ulm
German, possibly Ulm
1588
Draw-top table, Walnut and apple with slate top, Swiss
Swiss
17th century
Chair, Wood, Swiss
Swiss
18th century
Chair, Wood, Swiss
Swiss
mid-17th century
Chair, Wood, Swiss
Swiss
late 17th century
Armchair, Walnut; straw seat, Swiss
Swiss
1679
The Expulsion from Paradise (one of a set of four), Muller family, Zug, Switzerland, Stained glass, Swiss, Zug
Possibly the workshop of the Muller
Designer Design attributed to Matthias Muller
mid-17th century
The Creation of Adam (one of a set of four), Muller family, Zug, Switzerland, Stained glass, Swiss, Zug
Possibly the workshop of the Muller
Designer Design attributed to Matthäus Merian the Elder
mid-17th century
The Creation of the Animals (one of a set of four), Muller family, Zug, Switzerland, Stained glass, Swiss, Zug
Possibly workshop of the Muller
Designer Design attributed to Matthäus Merian the Elder
1694
Cain Slaying Abel (one of a set of four), Muller family, Zug, Switzerland, Stained glass, Swiss, Zug
Possibly the workshop of the Muller
Designer Design attributed to Matthäus Merian the Elder
late 17th century
Sgabello, Walnut, Swiss
Swiss
probably 18th century
Sgabello, Oak, Swiss
Swiss
probably 18th century

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