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Daniel Crommelin Verplanck, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1771
James Badger, Joseph Badger  American, Oil on canvas, American
Joseph Badger
1760
Mrs. Samuel Cutts, Joseph Blackburn  American, Oil on canvas, American
Joseph Blackburn
ca. 1762–63
Samuel Cutts, Joseph Blackburn  American, Oil on canvas, American
Joseph Blackburn
ca. 1762–63
Joseph Sherburne, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1767–70
Mrs. Sylvanus Bourne, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
1766
Watson and the Shark, John Singleton Copley  American, Oil on canvas, American
John Singleton Copley
ca. 1778
Molly Wales Fobes, Rufus Hathaway  American, Oil on canvas, American
Rufus Hathaway
1790
Mrs. Samuel Mifflin and Her Granddaughter Rebecca Mifflin Francis, Charles Willson Peale  American, Oil on canvas, American
Charles Willson Peale
1777–80
The American School, Matthew Pratt  American, Oil on canvas, American
Matthew Pratt
1765
Stand, William Sprats  American, Cherry, American
Attributed to William Sprats
1778–81
Hagar and Ishmael, Benjamin West  American, Oil on canvas, American
Benjamin West
1776, reworked 1803
Moses Shown the Promised Land, Benjamin West  American, Oil on wood, American
Benjamin West
1801
Card Table, Mahogany, cherry, pine, and needlework upholstery, American
American
1730–60
Esther Boardman, Ralph Earl  American, Oil on canvas, American
Ralph Earl
1789
Side Chair, Walnut, maple, American
American
1730–60
Side Chair, Walnut, white pine, American
American
1740–60
Side Chair, Mahogany, white pine, American
American
1765–90
Side chair, Mahogany, maple, American
American
1760–90
Basin stand, Mahogany, American
American
1765–90
Drop-leaf dining table, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, maple, American
John Townsend
1756
Side chair, Mahogany, maple, American
American
1755–75
Chandelier, Brass
1700–1720
Bureau table, Mahogany, American
American
ca. 1765
Dressing table, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Benjamin Franklin (1706–1790), Jean Antoine Houdon  French, Marble, French
Jean Antoine Houdon
1778
Armchair, Thomas Affleck  American, Mahogany, white oak, American
Attributed to Thomas Affleck
1765–75
Guglet, Porcelain, Chinese
Chinese
1700–1799
Dressing Table, Mahogany, yellow poplar, American
American
1780–1810
Easy Chair, Mahogany, yellow poplar, red bay or avocado, bald cypress, American
American
1760–90
Desk, Benjamin Burnham  American, Cherry, white pine, yellow poplar, American
Benjamin Burnham
1769
Study For Liberty Displaying the Arts and Sciences, or The Genius of America Encouraging the Emancipation of the Blacks, Samuel Jennings  American, Oil on canvas, American
Samuel Jennings
ca. 1791–92
Settee, Mahogany, maple, cedar, birch, white pine, American
American
1760–90
Tall Clock, Thomas Harland  American, Mahogany, white pine, American
Thomas Harland
ca. 1775
Tall clock, John Townsend  American, Mahogany, cherry, chestnut, oak, American
Case by John Townsend
Movement by William Tomlinson
1789
American
1755–90
American
ca. 1740–60
Designer Designed by William Hackwood
Manufacturer Manufactured by Josiah Wedgwood and Sons
1770–1800
Benjamin Rush M.D. L.L.D., William Satchwell Leney  American, born England, Stipple engraving
Engraver William Satchwell Leney
After Thomas Sully
Sitter Benjamin Rush
1814
Freedom Box Presented by the Corporation of the City of New York to John Jay, Samuel Johnson  American, Gold, American
On loan to The Met
Samuel Johnson
Decorator Engraved by Peter Rushton Maverick
1784

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