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Luman Reed, Asher Brown Durand  American, Oil on canvas, American
Asher Brown Durand
1835
Mrs. Luman Reed, Charles Cromwell Ingham  American, born Ireland, Oil on canvas, laid down on composition board, American
Charles Cromwell Ingham
Former Attribution Formerly attributed to Asher Brown Durand
ca. 1835
Candelabrum, Gilt bronze
1810–20
Candelabrum, Gilt bronze
1810–20
Candelabrum, Gilt bronze, marble
ca. 1836
Candelabrum, Gilt bronze, marble
ca. 1836
Argand Lamp, Messenger Company, Bronze, gilt brass
Attributed to Messenger Company
1835–40
Argand Lamp, Messenger Company, Gilt bronze
Attributed to Messenger Company
1835–40
Center Table, Mahogany
1830–40
Lamp, J. & I. Cox  American, Gilt bronze and brass, with blown glass half-dome shade
J. & I. Cox
ca. 1825
Side Chair, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, ash, cherry, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Side Chair, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, ash, cherry, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Bowl, E. J. Neale and Company, Earthenware, basalt, British (American market)
E. J. Neale and Company
1778–86
Armchair, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, cherry, ash, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
1830–35
Armchair, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, cherry, ash, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
1830–35
Curtain Pole, Wood, plaster, American
American
1770–1800
Curtain Pole, Wood, plaster, American
American
1770–1800
Inkwell, Earthenware, basalt, British (American market)
British (American market)
1770–1800
Looking Glass, Isaac Platt  American, Glass, gesso, American
Attributed to Isaac Platt
1829–35
Looking Glass, Isaac Platt  American, Glass, gesso, American
Attributed to Isaac Platt
1829–35
Pier Table, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, marble, glass, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
or attributed to D. Phyfe & Son
1835–40
Portico Clock, L. Grognot, Enamel, brass, marble, gilt bronze, ebonized wood, glass
L. Grognot
1800–1900
Secrétaire à abattant, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, yellow poplar,  white pine, gilded brass, mirrored plate glass, marble, ivory, American
Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to D. Phyfe & Son
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
1835–47
Couch, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, pine, ash, modern upholstery, American
Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Taboret, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, ash, modern upholstery, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Taboret, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, ash, modern upholstery, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Window Seat, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, ash, pine, modern upholstery, American
Attributed Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837
1830–35
1800–1830
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
or attributed to Duncan Phyfe & Sons
ca. 1837

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