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Sample Board, Wood; Mahogany
1900–1926
Five Piece Mahogany, Mel Kendrick  American, Mahogany
Mel Kendrick
1984
Side table, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Armchair, Thomas Affleck  American, Mahogany, American
Probably Thomas Affleck
1794
Center Table, Mahogany
1830–40
Side Chair, Samuel McIntire  American, Mahogany, American
Attributed to Samuel McIntire
1794–99
Woman Fixing Her Hair, Elizabeth Catlett  American and Mexican, Mahogany and opals
Elizabeth Catlett
1993
Armchair, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, cherry, ash, American
Attributed to Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
1830–35
Side Chair, Henry Ingle  American, Mahogany, American
Possibly by Henry Ingle
1795–1810
Game Table, Thomas Day  American, Cherry, mahogany veneer, mahogany, conifer (secondary wood), American
Attributed to Thomas Day
ca. 1850
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
Salad plate, James Prestini  American, Cuban Mahogany
Designer James Prestini
1939
Easy chair, Mahogany, American
American
1810–15
Coin cabinet, Charles Percier  French, Mahogany (probably Swietenia mahagoni), applied and inlaid silver, French, Paris
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1809–19
Ngya (commemorative post), Bongo artist, Mahogany, Bongo
Bongo artist
late 19th century
Bust of John Locke, Martin Jugiez, Mahogany, American
Attributed to Martin Jugiez
1765–75
Allegory of Rhetoric, Simeon Skillin  American, Mahogany, American
Attributed to Simeon Skillin
Attributed to John Skillin
ca. 1790
Marble-slab table, Mahogany, marble, American
American
1760–70
Medal cabinet, William Vile  British, Mahogany with carved and applied decoration, British
Attributed to William Vile
Attributed to John Cobb
1760–61
Salad plate, James Prestini  American, Cuban Mahogany
Designer James Prestini
1939
Stool, Mahogany, American
American
1750–90
Tilt-top tea table, Mahogany, American
American
1765
Round tea table, Mahogany, American
American
ca. 1765
Tilt-top Tea Table, Mahogany, American
American
1800–1830
Side table, Robert Adam  British, Scottish, Mahogany, British
Designer In the style of Robert Adam
ca. 1780
Armchair, John and Joseph W. Meeks  American, Mahogany, American
John and Joseph W. Meeks
ca. 1850
Dressing table, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Side chair, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Side chair, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Side chair, Mahogany, American
American
1760–90
Side Chair, Mahogany, American
American
1770–90
Pembroke table, Mahogany, American
American
1770–80
Basin stand, Mahogany, American
American
1765–90
Window Stool, Duncan Phyfe  American, born Scotland, Mahogany, American
Attributed to the Workshop of Duncan Phyfe
1805–15
Bureau table, Mahogany, American
American
ca. 1765
China table, Thomas Chippendale  British, Mahogany, British
Designer After a design by Thomas Chippendale
ca. 1755
Bowl, James Prestini  American, Mexican mahogany
Designer James Prestini
1940–50
Salad plate, James Prestini  American, Cuban Mahogany
Designer James Prestini
1939
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
Music Cabinet, Harvey Ellis  American, Mahogany, American
Designer Designed by Harvey Ellis
Manufacturer Manufactured by Gustav Stickley
ca. 1903
Card Table, Mahogany, satinwood, American
American
1800–1810

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