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The Battle of Harlem Heights, 1776, Herter Looms American, Oil paint on canvas, American — The Battle of Harlem Heights, 1776
Herter Looms
Albert Herter
January 6, 1913

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Tapestry, Albert Herter American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American — Tapestry
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912

Wardrobe, Herter Brothers American, Cherry, American — Wardrobe
Herter Brothers
1875–1883

Library Table, Herter Brothers American, Rosewood, brass, mother-of-pearl, and abalone, American — Library Table
Herter Brothers
1879–82

Side chair, Herter Brothers American, Rosewood; gilding, American — Side chair
Herter Brothers
1860–70

Chair, Herter Brothers American, Rosewood; marquetry of various woods; gilding composition material, American — Chair
Herter Brothers
1869–70

Armchair, Herter Brothers American, Gilded wood (probably cherry, maple or ash), modern upholstery with original underupholstery materials, American — Armchair
Herter Brothers
ca. 1875

Side chair, Herter Brothers American, Rosewood, brass, mother-of-pearl, and reproduction upholstery, American — Side chair
Herter Brothers
1879

Cabinet, Herter Brothers American, Cherry, brass, and later silk textiles, American — Cabinet
Herter Brothers
1879–82

Side chair, Herter Brothers American, Gilded wood and reproduction upholstery, American — Side chair
Herter Brothers
ca. 1870

Side chair, Herter Brothers American, Gilded wood and reproduction upholstery, American — Side chair
Herter Brothers
ca. 1870

Armchair, Herter Brothers American, Gilded wood, mother-of-pearl, and original silk velvet upholstery, American — Armchair
Herter Brothers
1881–82

Chair, Herter Brothers American, Ebonized cherry, marquetry of lighter woods, gilding, American — Chair
Herter Brothers
1877–79

Chair, Herter Brothers American, Maple, rosewood, various wood veneers, ebonized veneer, ash (secondary wood), gilding, modern upholstery, American — Chair
Herter Brothers
1867–69

Drop-leaf Table, Herter Brothers American, Wood, American — Drop-leaf Table
Herter Brothers
1870–75

Firescreen, Herter Brothers American, Cherry, stained glass, American — Firescreen
Herter Brothers
ca. 1880

Pedestal from the drawing room of the William H. Vanderbilt House, Herter Brothers American, Egyptian alabaster, gilt brass, and reproduction red glass jewels, American — Pedestal from the drawing room of the William H. Vanderbilt House
Herter Brothers
1879–82

Pedestal from the drawing room of the William H. Vanderbilt House, Herter Brothers American, Egyptian alabaster, gilt brass, and reproduction red glass jewels, American — Pedestal from the drawing room of the William H. Vanderbilt House
Herter Brothers
1879–82

Chair, Herter Brothers American, Rosewood, American — Chair
Herter Brothers
ca. 1880

Secretary from the Jay Gould House, New York City, Herter Brothers American, Ebonized cherry, mahogany, cedar, and brass, American — Secretary from the Jay Gould House, New York City
Herter Brothers
1882