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Side Chair, Maple, Atlantic white cedar, American — Side Chair
American
1755–90

Side Chair, Painted maple, pine; crewel wool, linen, American — Side Chair
American
ca. 1735–60

Armchair, Mahogany, red oak, sweet gum, ash; upholstery (modern), American — Armchair
American
1770–90

Armchair, Solomon Fussell American, Painted maple; rush (modern), American — Armchair
Attributed to the Workshop of Solomon Fussell
1735–50

Desk and bookcase, Nathaniel Gould American, Mahogany, white pine; brass, American — Desk and bookcase
Workshop of Nathaniel Gould
ca. 1775

Doorway, Alexander Grant American, Pine, American — Doorway
Possibly Alexander Grant
ca. 1750

Dressing Table, Walnut, white pine, burl walnut veneers, mahogany; brass, American — Dressing Table
American
1730–50

Exterior Doorway from One West Broad Street, Savannah, Georgia, Wood, American — Exterior Doorway from One West Broad Street, Savannah, Georgia
American
1800–1805

High Chest of Drawers, Walnut , white pine, burl walnut veneers, mahogany; brass, American — High Chest of Drawers
American
1730–50

Tall-Case Clock, Edward Duffield American, Mahogany, yellow poplar, white pine; brass, iron, glass, American — Tall-Case Clock
Edward Duffield
1765–75

Tall Clock, John Wood Sr., Walnut, yellow poplar, white pine; brass, iron, glass, American — Tall Clock
John Wood Sr.
1750–60

Tea Table, Robert Harrold American, born England, Mahogany, mahogany veneer, maple; brass (modern), American — Tea Table
Robert Harrold
1765–75

Square Tea Table, Mahogany, white pine, American — Square Tea Table
American
1740–60

Tall case clock, Peter Stretch American, Mahogany, pine; brass, steel, iron, bronze, silver, glass, American — Tall case clock
Movement - Peter Stretch
Movement - Emanuel Rouse
1743–44

Lantern clock, Peter Stretch American, Brass, iron, bronze; rope (modern), lead, American — Lantern clock
Peter Stretch
1691–1702

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