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Side Chair, Benjamin Randolph American, Mahogany, northern white cedar; upholstery (modern), American — Side Chair
Benjamin Randolph
Hercules Courtenay
ca. 1769

Gems from the Poets, Illustrated

Multiple artists/makers

1860

Epitaph, Robert Fawcett American, Book of printed black ink on paper, bound in leather with silver and gold tooling — Epitaph
Robert Fawcett
Heron Press
1929

Settee, Benjamin Goodison British, Gilded gesso on walnut; previously covered in eighteenth-century blue silk damask not original to the settee, British — Settee
Benjamin Goodison
ca. 1730

Plateau, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver and glass, American — Plateau
Benjamin Halsted
1790–1805

Creampot, Benjamin Burt American, Silver, American — Creampot
Benjamin Burt
1763

Porringer, Benjamin Burt American, Silver, American — Porringer
Benjamin Burt
1763

Table Spoon, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
Benjamin Halsted
1780–90

Table Spoon, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver, American — Table Spoon
Benjamin Halsted
1780–90

Tankard, Benjamin Burt American, Silver, American — Tankard
Benjamin Burt
ca. 1765

Beaker, Benjamin Wynkoop American, Silver, American — Beaker
Benjamin Wynkoop
1711

Desk, Benjamin Burnham American, Cherry, white pine, yellow poplar, American — Desk
Benjamin Burnham
1769

Tankard, Benjamin Wynkoop American, Silver, American — Tankard
Benjamin Wynkoop
1700–1730

Salt Spoon, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver, American — Salt Spoon
Benjamin Halsted
1790–1806

Salt Spoon, Benjamin Halsted American, Silver, American — Salt Spoon
Benjamin Halsted
1790–1806

Hagar and Ishmael, Benjamin West American, Oil on canvas, American — Hagar and Ishmael
Benjamin West
1776, reworked 1803

Moses Shown the Promised Land, Benjamin West American, Oil on wood, American — Moses Shown the Promised Land
Benjamin West
1801

Viola, Benjamin Banks British, Wood, British — Viola
Benjamin Banks
1791

Rustic Adornments for Homes of Taste, and Recreations for Town Folk, in the Study and Imitation of Nature [first edition]

Multiple artists/makers

1856

Coffeepot, Benjamin Brewood II, Silver, British — Coffeepot
Benjamin Brewood II
1762–63

Compote, Benjamin Bakewell & Co. or, Blown-molded and engraved glass, American — Compote
Benjamin Bakewell & Co.
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1810–25

Sugar bowl, Benjamin Bakewell & Co. or, Blown and engraved glass, American — Sugar bowl
Benjamin Bakewell & Co.
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1810–30

Celery vase, Benjamin Bakewell & Co. or, Blown-molded and engraved glass, American — Celery vase
Benjamin Bakewell & Co.
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1810–20

Celery vase, Benjamin Bakewell & Co. or, Blown and engraved glass, American — Celery vase
Benjamin Bakewell & Co.
Bakewell, Page & Bakewell
1810–25

Teakettle, Benjamin Brewood II, Silver, British — Teakettle
Benjamin Brewood II
1762–63

Side Chair, Benjamin Henry Latrobe American, born England, Yellow poplar, oak, maple, white pine, gold leaf, and gesso, American — Side Chair
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1808

Percussion Longrifle, Benjamin J. Kough American, Wood (maple), iron, steel. brass, silver, American, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania — Percussion Longrifle
Benjamin J. Kough
ca. 1845–50

Landscape with Rocks, Benjamín Palencia Puerto Rican, Oil on canvas — Landscape with Rocks
Benjamín Palencia
1958

Spoon, Benjamin Watts, Silver, British, London — Spoon
Benjamin Watts
1701–2

Spoon, Benjamin Watts, Silver, British, London — Spoon
Benjamin Watts
1701–2

To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831
Benjamin Wyon
1831

To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — To Commemorate the Opening of the New London Bridge, by King William IV and Queen Adelaide, August 1, 1831
Benjamin Wyon
1831

A Whig Medal, evidently issued by the city, to Commemorate the Passage of the 2nd Reform Bill, 1832, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — A Whig Medal, evidently issued by the city, to Commemorate the Passage of the 2nd Reform Bill, 1832
Benjamin Wyon
1832

To Commemorate the Founding of the Free "City of London School" in 1834, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — To Commemorate the Founding of the Free "City of London School" in 1834
Benjamin Wyon
1834

Mace, Benjamin Pyne, Electroformed copper, gilt, British, Birmingham, after British, London original — Mace
Benjamin Pyne
Elkington & Co.
19th century, after 1722–23 original

Spoon, Benjamin Prosser, Silver, British, London — Spoon
Benjamin Prosser
1680–81

Award of the Massachusetts Humane Society, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, British — Award of the Massachusetts Humane Society
Benjamin Wyon
19th century

Award of the Massachusetts Humane Society, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — Award of the Massachusetts Humane Society
Benjamin Wyon
19th century

The Opening of the New Coal Exchange, on Behalf of the Queen, by Prince Albert, Accompanied by two of the Royal Children, the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, October 30, 1849, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British, London — The Opening of the New Coal Exchange, on Behalf of the Queen, by Prince Albert, Accompanied by two of the Royal Children, the Prince of Wales and the Princess Royal, October 30, 1849
Benjamin Wyon
1849

To Commemorate the Reception by the City of London of King Victor Emanuel, of Sardinia, December 4, 1855, Benjamin Wyon British, Bronze, struck, British — To Commemorate the Reception by the City of London of King Victor Emanuel, of Sardinia, December 4, 1855
Benjamin Wyon
1855