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Iron tripod, Iron, Etruscan
Etruscan
ca. 575–550 BCE
Chest with Iron Banding, Oak, iron mounts, German
German
15th century
Bed leg (one of four), Iron, Italian
Italian
16th century
Bowl and Stand, Marie Zimmermann  American, Copper, wrought iron, enamel paint, American
Marie Zimmermann
ca. 1922
Chair, Edgar Brandt  French, Iron, modern plasticized Poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC-P) upholstery
Edgar Brandt
ca. 1926
Chair, Christopher Dresser  British, Scottish, Cast iron, wood, British, Coalbrookdale
Designer Attributed to Christopher Dresser
Designer Roundels designed by John Moyr Smith
Manufacturer Coalbrookdale Company
1870
Author John Jewsbury & Co., Ltd.
late 19th–early 20th century
Chest with Scenes of Tantric Offerings, Polychrome wood with iron brackets, Tibet
Tibet
late 19th century
Armchair, North American Iron Works  American, Cast iron, American
North American Iron Works
1877–97
Lectern, Iron, Italian or Catalan
Italian or Catalan
15th–16th century
Garden Settee, Cast iron, American
American
ca. 1870
Chest, Walnut, iron mounts, French
French
second quarter sixteenth century
Chest, Walnut, iron mounts, French or Netherlandish
French or Netherlandish
late 15th century
Coffer lock and key, Wrought iron, Spanish
Spanish
probably early 16th century
Chair, Iron, silk, French
French
late 14th–early 15th century
Bed leg (one of four), Iron, Italian
Italian
16th century
Coffer lock and key, Steel, iron, French
French
ca. 1680–1700
Chest with Relief Figures of Saints Sebastian and Blaise, Pine, iron mounts, Italian
Italian
early 16th century
Lectern, Wrought iron, Spanish
Spanish
early 16th century
Cassone, Walnut, poplar, wrought iron., North Italian (Venice)
North Italian (Venice)
ca. 1500–1525
Chest with Coats of Arms, Oak, iron mounts;  top and base restored, French
French
early 16th century
Footstool, Greenwood and Company  American, Cast iron, American
Greenwood and Company
ca. 1850
Drop-front desk on chest (Vargueño), Carved, gilded, and partly gilded painted bone; wrought iron, Spanish
Spanish
17th century
Chest, Iron, probably French
probably French
19th century
Cassone with Fleur-de-Lis Pattern, Wood, raised gesso, metal foil and iron mounts, Italian
Italian
ca. 1350
Cassone, Walnut, carved and partially gilded, iron., Italian, Rome
Italian, Rome
1575–90 (rebuilt, with replacements)
Door, Oak with iron hardware, French
French
15th century
Cabinet for Ritual Utensils, Lacquer and gilding on wood, iron, Tibet
Tibet
18th century
Bed leg (one of four), Iron, Italian
Italian
16th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Iron, copper, Japanese
Japanese
16th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Iron, copper, Japanese
Japanese
16th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Iron, copper, Japanese
Japanese
16th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Kyōsukashi School  Japanese, Iron, copper, Japanese
Fittings maker Attributed to the Kyōsukashi School
late 16th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Iron, copper, Japanese
Japanese
late 14th century
Sword Guard (Tsuba), Iron, copper, Japanese
Japanese
late 14th–early 15th century
Folding stool, Iron, brass, leather, Italian
Italian
19th century, in part 16th century
Table, Walnut or fruitwood, iron, Spanish
Spanish
17th century
Chest, Gustav Stickley  American, Oak, cedar, and wrought iron, American
Gustav Stickley
ca. 1903
Cassone, Walnut, partially carved, traces of gilding and polychrome; iron hardware., Italian (Siena or Rome?)
Italian (Siena or Rome?)
second half of the 16th century (rebuilt, with replacements)
Table, Iron, oak, French
French
15th century
Spool Stand, United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)  American, Maple, iron, American, Shaker
United Society of Believers in Christ’s Second Appearing (“Shakers”)
1830–50
Armchair, Cast iron, American
American
1850–1900

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