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Banister-back armchair, Hard maple, soft maple, ash, American
Banister-back armchair
American
1720–40
High Chest of Drawers, Walnut, walnut veneer, eastern white pine; brass, American
High Chest of Drawers
American
1730–40
Spice Cabinet, Black walnut, southern yellow pine, Atlantic white cedar, American
Spice Cabinet
American
1700–1730
Dressing table, Walnut, walnut veneer, white pine, American
Dressing table
American
1730–60
Side Chair, Red maple, oak, American
Side Chair
American
1700–1720
Banister-back chair, Maple, American
Banister-back chair
American
1715–35
Leather chair, Maple, oak, American
Leather chair
American
1695–1715
High Chest of Drawers, Black walnut, white pine, American
High Chest of Drawers
American
1715–30
High chest of drawers, Black walnut, maple, poplar, hickory, white pine, American
High chest of drawers
American
1700–1730
Dressing table, Black walnut, yellow pine, white cedar, sweet gum, American
Dressing table
American
1710–30
Joint stool, Soft maple, American
Joint stool
American
1700–1725
Oval table with falling leaves, Soft maple, pine, American
Oval table with falling leaves
American
1715–40
Child's Desk, Maple, walnut, yellow pine, white pine, American
Child's Desk
American
1725–60
High chest of drawers, Japanned soft maple, poplar, white pine, American
High chest of drawers
American
1710–30
Armchair, Eliphalet Chapin American, Cherry, white pine, modern upholstery, American
Armchair
Attributed to Eliphalet Chapin
ca. 1781
Side chair, Walnut, yellow pine, American
Side chair
American
1740–60
Side Chair, Walnut, tulip poplar, American
Side Chair
American
1740–60
Card table, Walnut, brass, Dutch
Card table
Dutch
ca. 1725
Armchair, Walnut, American
Armchair
American
1740–60
Side Chair, Walnut, white oak, white pine, American
Side Chair
American
1760–90
Side Chair, Walnut, yellow pine, American
Side Chair
American
1740–60
Side Chair, Walnut, yellow pine, American
Side Chair
American
1740–60
Side Chair, Walnut, tulip poplar, American
Side Chair
American
1755–65
Side Chair, Walnut, white pine, American
Side Chair
American
1740–60
Armchair, Walnut, burr walnut veneer, British
Armchair
British
ca. 1730
Armchair, Walnut, yellow pine, American
Armchair
American
1750–65
Easy Chair, Mahogany, yellow poplar, red bay or avocado, bald cypress, American
Easy Chair
American
1760–90
Side chair (one of a pair), Walnut, walnut veneer, British
Side chair (one of a pair)
British
ca. 1730
Armchair, Mahogany, American
Armchair
American
ca. 1755
Armchair, Walnut, walnut veneer, British
Armchair
British
ca. 1720
Armchair, Mahogany, tulip poplar, sweet gum, white pine, American
Armchair
American
1755–75
Armchair, Mahogany, red oak, sweet gum, ash; upholstery (modern), American
Armchair
American
1770–90
Armchair, Walnut; oak and walnut veneer, British
Armchair
British
ca. 1710
Lolling Armchair, Mahogany, birch, American
Lolling Armchair
American
1790–1800
Side chair (one of a pair), Walnut, marquetry woods; the marquetry added at a later time, probably in the late 19th century, Dutch
Side chair (one of a pair)
Dutch
early 18th century
Armchair, Walnut, British
Armchair
British
ca. 1680
Chair, Mahogany, British
Chair
British
1750–60
Side Chair, Walnut, maple, white pine, American
Side Chair
American
1730–50
Wainscot Armchair, Walnut, American
Wainscot Armchair
American
1740–80
Side chair (one of a pair), Walnut, walnut veneer, British
Side chair (one of a pair)
British
ca. 1730
Armchair, Walnut, white cedar, yellow pine, American
Armchair
American
1760–90
Side chair, Walnut, walnut veneer, maple, white pine; upholstery (modern), American
Side chair
American
1735–60

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