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Chest, Walnut with restored lid and sides, Swiss or French
Chest
Swiss or French
late 15th–early 16th century
Chest, Walnut, iron mounts, French or Netherlandish
Chest
French or Netherlandish
late 15th century
Chest, Oak, British
Chest
British
late 15th century
Chest, Walnut, iron mounts, French
Chest
French
second quarter sixteenth century
Chest, Jules Bouy American, born France, Burlwood
Chest
Designer Jules Bouy
1930s
Chest, Oak, tulip poplar, pine, American
Chest
American
1675–1700
Chest, the Searle-Dennis shop tradition American, Red oak, white oak, hard maple, white pine, American
Chest
Attributed to the Searle-Dennis shop tradition
1685–1700
Marble cinerary chest, Marble, Roman
Marble cinerary chest
Roman
1st century CE
Chest, Wood; inlaid with mother-of-pearl
Chest
18th century
Chest, Gustav Stickley American, Oak, cedar, and wrought iron, American
Chest
Gustav Stickley
ca. 1903
Chest, Wood, mother-of-pearl; carved, inlaid
Chest
18th century
Chest, Oak, pine, American
Chest
American
1650–1700
Chest, Wood, painted, Spanish
Chest
Spanish
13th century (core); 20th century (painting)
Chest, Walnut, Swiss
Chest
Swiss
17th century
Tea chest, Abraham Roentgen German, Oak, cedar, veneered with rosewood; brass, iron, and steel, German, Neuwied am Rhein
Tea chest
Abraham Roentgen
ca. 1750–55
Chest, Oak, inlaid with various woods, British
Chest
British
ca. 1600
Chest, Yellow pine, tulip poplar, American
Chest
American
ca. 1780
Chest, Red oak, white oak, American
Chest
American
1650–80
Chest with drawer, Painted yellow poplar, yellow pine, birch, American
Chest with drawer
American
1705–25
Chest, Oak, British
Chest
British
15th century
Chest, Walnut?, German, possibly Ulm
Chest
German, possibly Ulm
1588
Chest, William Searle, White oak, red oak, American
Chest
Possibly William Searle
Thomas Dennis
1663–80
Chest, Oak, pine, maple, American
Chest
American
1675–1700
Chest-with-drawers, Oak, yellow pine, American
Chest-with-drawers
American
1690–1710
Chest with Drawer, Oak, chestnut, cedar, walnut, American
Chest with Drawer
American
1650–1700
Chest, Oak, French or South Netherlandish
Chest
French or South Netherlandish
15th century
Chest with Lid, Wood
Chest with Lid
ca. 1981–1600 B.C.
Chest, Oak, chestnut, American
Chest
American
1650–1700
Chest, Walnut, Northern European
Chest
Northern European
early 16th century
Chest of Drawers for Vestments, Oak, French (?)
Chest of Drawers for Vestments
French (?)
15th century
Chest, Nehemiah Randall American, White pine, American
Chest
Attributed to Nehemiah Randall
1800–1820
Chest with drawer, Painted white pine, yellow pine, yellow poplar, oak, American
Chest with drawer
American
1720–35
Chest, Red pine, elm, willow, British
Chest
British
1650–1700
Chest, Oak, chestnut, American
Chest
American
1650–1700
Storage Chest, Wood, pigment, Heiltsuk
Storage Chest
Heiltsuk
mid- to late 19th century
Chest, the Searle-Dennis shop tradition American, Red oak, white oak, American
Chest
Attributed to the Searle-Dennis shop tradition
William Searle
Thomas Dennis
1670–90
Chest with drawer, Robert Crosman American, Painted white pine, white cedar, American
Chest with drawer
Probably Robert Crosman
1735
Cassone (chest, pair with 1975.1.1945), Walnut, carved and partly gilded., Italian (Tuscany?)
Cassone (chest, pair with 1975.1.1945)
Italian (Tuscany?)
ca. 1840–80
Chest with drawers, Peter Blin American, White oak, yellow pine, white cedar, American
Chest with drawers
Workshop of Peter Blin
1675–1700
Painted Model Chest, Wood, paint
Painted Model Chest
ca. 2030–1640 B.C.
Dower Chest Latch, Painted yellow pine, tulip poplar, American
Dower Chest Latch
American
ca. 1780
Chest, Oak, chestnut, American
Chest
American
1640–80

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