buttress vessel form shape #416; for 'Teco' ware line — Monumental vase, William Day Gates #572

chrome frame with 7 brown fabric strips: 2 at each arm and back, large strip for seat — "Wassily" armchair, model B3, Marcel Lajos Breuer #770

Two glazed doors separated by a central panel decorated with a stylized floral motif in marquetry of various colored woods inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone shell, the brass door handles with circular enamelled plaques; original finish intact; fitted with green velvet interior; arrived with key — Display cabinet, E. A. (Ernest Archibald) Taylor #655

gallery installation/"period room" — Curator's Office, 2012-2013
Mark Dion

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Kitchen cabinetry, sink, stool, lighting fixture; stool has three blue legs and wood seat; single-bulb light fixture is white enamelled on top and is saucer-shaped, bulb of light does not function; Siemens cookstove with small oven and two burners; 12 metal bins for dry staples; one large metal scrap bin — Frankfurt Kitchen, 1926-1930
Margarete Schütte-Lihotzky

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molded and hand-hammered; of spherical form, worked in répeussé with four circular designs with crenelated edge, within elliptical and lozenge frame borders, raised on four spreading rectangular feet — Urn, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: James A. Miller & Brothers

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small, low rocking chair; light-stained wood frame; woven dark orange cotton webbing on back and seat; wedge-shaped wood arms — Rocker, 1945-1946
Ralph Rapson; Designer: Webbing attributed to Marianne Strengell; Manufacturer: Knoll, New York, New York

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buttress vessel form shape #416; for 'Teco' ware line — Monumental vase, c. 1905-1910
William Day Gates; Manufacturer: American Terra Cotta and Ceramic Company

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Round with central electrical components — "Nocturne" radio, c. 1937
Walter Dorwin Teague; Manufacturer: Sparton Corporation

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chrome frame with 7 brown fabric strips: 2 at each arm and back, large strip for seat — "Wassily" armchair, model B3, c. 1926
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Standard Möbel

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Two glazed doors separated by a central panel decorated with a stylized floral motif in marquetry of various colored woods inlaid with mother-of-pearl and abalone shell, the brass door handles with circular enamelled plaques; original finish intact; fitted with green velvet interior; arrived with key — Display cabinet, c. 1898
E. A. (Ernest Archibald) Taylor

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Opalescent glass shade with brass fittings; arrived with its own mount — Hanging lantern, c. 1895
William Arthur Smith Benson

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Three legs; table top has three rounded sides — "Scissor Leg" occasional table, c. 1940-1945
Jean Prouvé

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round, bulbous body; light blue glaze with inherant dark blue crackle lines; underside of cover and interior of cover have pinkish glaze hue — Coffee pot, c. 1925
Germany

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Mantel clock, Josef Maria Olbrich — Mantel clock, c. 1899
Josef Maria Olbrich

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decanter with two vessels which rest one on top of the other and stopper; bottom vessel of clear glass with rounded bottom with slightly concave foot; straight, wide neck with spout; smaller top vessel is green glass with straight cylindrical bottom section with flat foot with small concave area at center bottom; rounded top portion with tall slightly tapering neck and wide flat mouth ring; stopper has large rounded small surmounting a smaller ball; speckled and swirled clear, black, yellow-orange and turquoise glass — Kremlin Bells double decanter, 1960
Kaj Franck; Manufacturer: Nuutajärvi-Notsjö

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square table with leaves that fold upward creating X shape; small triangular-shaped compartment on each side of table; legs curve inward toward base of compartments/ shelves, and curve outward toward feet; four supports pull out to support leaves; green leather playing surface; small brass cup at each corner when unfolded — Game table, c. 1906
Henry van de Velde; Manufacturer: H. Scheidemantel Hofkunsttischlerei

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four-fold screen/room divider; white ground and white on back; decorated with multicolored printed designs in four rows of musical instruments (primarily lutes), whips, umbrellas, canes, boots, guns, boating equipment (paddles, ropes, anchor), antique lamps, two hat trees with various hats, and keys; eight white casters — Four-paneled folding screen, c.1958
Piero Fornasetti

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slipper chair, no arms; black wood with slightly padded black leather seat and back — HK 002 lounge chair, 2011
Harri Koskinen; Manufacturer: Artek

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round, open-work chandelier style lamp with evenly spaced vertical bands of birch that gather together at the top — Octo 4240 lamp, 2005
Seppo Koho; Manufacturer: Secto Design

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Leg splint, Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Evans Products Company, Molded Plywood Division, Venice, California, 1943-1949 — Leg splint, 1943-1945
Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Evans Products Company, Molded Plywood Division, Venice, California, 1943-1949

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Diamond armchair, Harry Bertoia; Manufacturer: Knoll, New York, New York — Diamond armchair, c. 1952
Harry Bertoia; Manufacturer: Knoll, New York, New York

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Stretchers formed by reticulated squares — "Double Oval" table, c. 1910
Charles Limbert; Manufacturer: Charles P. Limbert Company

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Table, Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops) — Table, 1904
Josef Hoffmann; Manufacturer: Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops)

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Tall vase decorated with stylized leaves and buds on dark green matte glaze — Monumental vase, c. 1898
Attributed to George R. Prentiss Kendrick; Manufacturer: Grueby Faience Company

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low rush woven seat; very tall back with two tapering side pieces and two wide vertical slats, all connected to ovoid piece at top with crescent cut-out; thick back support between back legs — High-back side chair, 1898
Charles Rennie Mackintosh

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Ceramic with pewter mount in tri-footed cylindrical form — Umbrella stand, 1900
Friedrich Adler; Retailer: Walter Scherf

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Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-30
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

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Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

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Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

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Chromium-plated steel with ebonized wood tops — Table from a nest of tables, 1926-1930
Marcel Lajos Breuer; Manufacturer: Gebrüder Thonet

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Round base with aqua colored glass — Table lamp, c. 1928
Attributed to Fritz August Breuhaus de Groot; Manufacturer: Württembergische Metallwaren Fabrik (a.k.a. WMF)

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Naturalistic wood form with four legs and four platforms — Pedestal, 1897
Gustave Serrurier-Bovy

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Blue-grey — Tulip glass (Tulpanglas), 1957
Nils Landberg; Manufacturer: Orrefors Glasbruk, Småland, Sweden

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hanging rack; wire structure with fourteen wood balls attached to projecting wires; wood balls painted various colors — Hang-It-All, c. 1955 (designed 1953)
Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Artist: Tigrett Enterprises

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Molded fiberglas body, steel legs — "DAR" (Dining Armchair Rod) armchair, 1951 (designed c. 1948)
Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Zenith Plastics, Gardena, California; Distributor: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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wood; red, white, black, gray, beige, and yellow lacquered Masonite; steel — ESU (Eames Storage Unit) buffet, c. 1950
Charles Eames; Designer: Ray Eames; Manufacturer: Herman Miller, Inc., Zeeland, Michigan, Est. 1923

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Still life of several fish caught in a suspended net. — Caught in the Net I, 1949
Maurice Freedman

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Linear abstraction with triangles. — Cloud Chamber Dream, 20th century
John E. Anderson

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Model No. 267; moulded seat; egg-shaped rockers on either side; back and seat in cane — "Egg" rocking chair, c. 1922
Società Anonima Antonio Volpe

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Red seat cushion with yellow squares, five wooden balls on the back of each curved arm; two vertical rows of open squares on seat back; five open vertical rectangles and five open squares beneath each arm — "Sitzmaschine" reclining armchair, model no. 670, c. 1905
Josef Hoffmann; Maker: Jacob & Josef Kohn

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large-scale pattern with horizontal and vertical rows of concentric circles (three across, seven vertically), alternating either from light to dark shades of teal or dark to light shades of teal; medium teal ground — "Circle" curtain panel, from the "Decor 1" series, 1973-1974
Verner Panton; Manufacturer: Mira-X

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armchair, bent plywood — "Paimio" chair, c. 1932
Alvar Aalto

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Ant chair, c. 1952

Arne Jacobsen; Manufacturer: Fritz Hansen

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Side chair, 1902

Peter Behrens

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Green Weed River, c. 1951

Robert W. Peterson

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White Bowl, 20th century

Hazel Moore

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The Rook, c. 1950

James Paul Morgan

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Wire Cone chair, c. 1958-1966

Verner Panton; Manufacturer: Plus-Linje, Copenhagen, Denmark

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