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model of Frank Lloyd Wright designed house; 3 short flights up a small hill on one long side; semicircular porch on same side; large, sprawling floor plan — Architectural model, 1998-1999
Construct Studios (David Swanson); Architect: Frank Lloyd Wright

G300

Arm Chair, Palagio Pelagi, Italian, XIXc cat. card dims 42-1/4 x 26-1/2 x 22' reupholstered in 1993-1994; see file for details — Armchair from a pair of armchairs, 1835
Filippo Pelagio Palagi; Maker: Gabrielle Capello ("Monclavo"); Maker: Carlo Chiavasse

G324

charred and tooled; half sphere with rounded bottom; concave top with very thick side walls; light-colored wood with black wedge at rim; remainder of rim is black with light concave "bubbles"; loop of concave "bubbles" extend from wedge at interior — Bowl, 1996
Hayley Smith

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Windsor Chair, wood; needs numbering — Rod-back Windsor side chair, c. 1807
attributed to William Sawyer

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Tankard, Norway — Tankard, early 19th century
Norway

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1/4 in. to 1 foot scale model ot the Purcell-Cutts House in two toned wood encased in a plexi vitrine on a wood plinth — Architectural model, 1997
Construct Studios; Architect: William Gray Purcell; Architect: George Grant Elmslie

G300

wide maple bowl with wide splayed silver gilt lip; in center is a raised boss enclosing an engraved silver medallion of St. Margaret standing on a dragon — Mazer with scene of St. Margaret of Antioch and her dragon, c. 1470-1500
England

G350

Arm Chair, Palagio Pelagi, Italain, XIXc cat. card dims 42-1/4 x 26-1/2 x 22' reupholstered in 1993-1994; see file for details — Armchair from a pair of armchairs, 1835
Filippo Pelagio Palagi; Maker: Gabrielle Capello ("Monclavo"); Maker: Carlo Chiavasse

G324

half-circle bottom portion with small central drawer; framed mirror on back with 6 scroll and foliate carved brackets, 4 which support 2 shelves in front of mirror; 2 dog brackets at top shelf; bust of bearded man wearing hat carved at center, top — Étagère, c. 1850
Julius Dessoir

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Six-sided seat; open seat back, curved at top; chair rungs form triangle; front legs close together; black triangles throughout — chair, c. 1927
attributed Abel Faidy

G379

flat foot; rounded, slightly flattened body; mottled light and golden browns and red with dark brown lines and spots; high gloss finish — Vessel, 2006
Matt Moulthrop

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flying saucer-shaped, with flat foot, flaring outward to low, wide shoulder; flat top flaring inward to wide mouth opening; tans, light brown, mottled red-orange areas and two irregular black areas; star-like pattern at interior bottom; high gloss finish — Vessel, 2004
Philip Moulthrop

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small flat base; outward-flaring to wide shoulder and inward flaring to wide mouth opening; medium to dark brown with dark brown mottled lines in irregular shapes; high gloss finish — Vessel, 2005
Matt Moulthrop

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slightly raised, flat foot; squat, rounded body with very wide mouth--bowl form; golden brown with red, brown and greenish-brown forms; glossy surface — Vessel, 1995
Ed Moulthrop

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very small, flat, flower-shaped foot; rounded, lobed form with eight-lobed opening; textured overall with vertical incised lines; grey, very light brown and medium brown with lines and blotches; some inherent holes — Vessel, 2000
John Jordan

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tall, bulbous vase shape with short ring foot; smooth, rounded mouth; textured body with dark streaks and inherant pits and knots — Vessel, 1997
John Jordan

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lozenge-shaped; thick brown ring base; flat shoulder; made of thin strips of wood stained yellow, tan, green, red and purple — Laminated Vessel Form #2, c. 1994
Howard Lewin

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bleached and sandblasted; rounded base, flaring out to wide rounded shoulder, flat on top; flat mouth on short wide neck; light cream-colored to light brown; highly textured — Coral Stone, 1990
Michael Peterson

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Effigy Pipe, about 1840, maple, a well carved maple wood pipe lined with lead portraying an arched-neck horse head for the bowl and a small bear head for the prow; discovered in Minnesota by Robert Camardo of Mineral Point, Wisconsin — Pipe Bowl, c. 1840
Isanyati Dakhóta (Santee Sioux)

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light-colored wood sphere, with brown striations; round hole near one end; unfinished surface; very small flat "base" — Lunar Sphere, 2000
David Ellsworth

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Chair with Spanish feet, wood with rush seat,(maple or beech?) Purchase 1914 The Dunwoody Fund; repurchased 1929 by Mrs. C.C. Bovey and given for the Josephine Koon Room — Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1710-1720
United States

G331

Chair with Spanish feet, wood with rush seat,(maple or beech?) Purchase 1914 The Dunwoody Fund; repurchased 1929 by Mrs. C.C. Bovey and given for the Josephine Koon Room — Side chair, one of a pair, 1730
United States

G331

Holiday Traditions, Connecticut Room — Bannister-back side chair, c. 1720
United States

G331

Flat top, veneer with burl walnut, cabriole legs — High Chest of Drawers, c. 1735
United States

G332

rounded front with front writing desk that tips downward, revealing 12 drawers flaking and above a mirrored recess with columns; landscape transfer designs on top drawer and center drawer; large drawer on exterior below writing desk — Biedermeier secretary, 1834
Hungary (probably)

G324

Tripod table, 1900-1914

John S. Bradstreet

G320

imitation of Greek Klismos design; having 2 pieces laminated over extending crest rail upon continuing molded stiles which curve down to a raised volute at the front of the seat, there being a stylized rosette and leaf carved horizontal back splat, the rosette turning being somewhat similar to the handles of the accompanying commode; base with corresponding molded front legs and is of the curule pattern; at its tops on the sides are incised carved fans; stepped up rosettes are at the tops of these bases, both having been replaced on one chair — Side chair, one of a pair, c. 1825
United States

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88-02; vessel with three raised rims, center one around opening; rims are irregular and jagged — Sand Castle, 1987
Ed Bosley

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03-10; conical structure with raised openwork rectangular shape on one side of top; small hole at top with removable lid that has black painted bamboo stick pierced by pointed top spire; two "screens" of openwork carving at either side of top of body and a few areas of low-relief carving of bamboo trees and leaves — Bamboo Basket #2, 2002
Binh Pho, American, born Vietnam, 1955 - 2017

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small base forming bowl; wide, upward-flaring rim; medium brown with light brown line flanked by black and two triangles of very light and medium brown bordered in black — Bowl, 1987
Virginia Dotson

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curly maple stock and barrel support brass butt plate, trigger guard, accents to ram rod holder, muzzle and hinged load cover on stock; silver thumb plate at top, front of cheek plate; incised and carved scroll work on stock; single trigger; .45 cal. Arms and Armor-Firearm — Flintlock rifle, c. 1790-1800
John Bonewitz

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Maple, ebonized and green stained wood; nickeld bronze and velvet drawer lining — Music cabinet, c. 1925-1930
Jules Bouy

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bowl-vessel at top with 2 irregular legs; 3 holes at top of legs — Vessel for an Ocean Altar, 1987
Stoney Lamar

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vessel with cylindrical shape, with small flat base; irregular openings on top with smaller irrecular openings throughout — Vessel, 1987
David Ellsworth

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graceful, bow-shaped figure with flat bottom, and organic, gently twisting curves; pointed ends, one wider than the other; black lacquer — Divider: Sleeping Mountain, 2013
Murata Yoshihiko

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outward-flaring bowl with conical shape with slightly flattened bottom; bands of rectangular light-colored wood segments (pie piece-shaped at center) separated by thin red bands — Segmented Bowl, 1987
Michael Shuler

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short, egg-shaped foot; organic, outward-flaring bowl shape with inherent holes and rough outer edges; light to medium wood tones with some grey at rim edges — Bowl, 1995
Bob Womack

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inverted cone shape on small flat foot; four protruding rings around body, including one at shoulder; rings are medium brown with black, light brown and tan radiating stripes; dark brown body; short tapering neck with small mouth opening of medium brown with tan and black rings at bottom — Flanged vessel, c. 1988
Addie Draper

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98-44; flat piece of wood that has been carved in two directions so it rests on two rounded edges and can rock; scattered open spaces in geometric shapes — Tigerstripe Fragment, 1998
Bud Latven

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side chair, one of a pair; Sheraton type; open garland and urn back; striped pink and green silk brocaded seat, with serpentine front edged with double row of brass nail heads; front legs square and slightly tapered; back legs square and curved back slightly — Square-back Sheraton side chair, one of a pair, c. 1790-1800
United States

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black ground and gilt, narrative, panoramic decoration; f key to drawer is in key cabinet MS; painted Chinoisorie decoration — Pier table, c. 1820
United States

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side chair, Sheraton design; open back of 'diamond pattern'; rectangular panel carved with drapery swags in center of crest rail; straight molded legs taper slightly; underbraced with stretchers; seat upholstered in green silk damask (modern) — Trellis-back side chair, 1800-1810
United States

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card table; Chippendale style with cabriole legs, claw and ball feet; Holiday Traditions, Chas. Drawing Room (goes to Prov. Rm.) — Card table, c. 1770
attributed to John Goddard

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Sheraton Card Table, about 1810; primary woods mahogany, maple; secondary woods maple, white pine; note elliptical front and hald serpentine sides; inlaid stringing and banding on edge of top and bottom of apron, large inlaid oval encompassed by banding in center of a facade; pictorial inlays of conch shells on pilasters, supported by reeded and ring turned legs. — Sheraton Card Table, c. 1810
United States

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Hepplewhite Side Chair, c.1800 from Rhode Island. Mahogany with maple and pine as secondary woods. Rhode Island type of shield-back chair with carved urn, molded legs and saddle seat. Pair with 85.17 — Hepplewhite Side Chair, c. 1800
United States

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large bowl with rounded bottom; "handle" in the shape of a stylized animal head, with brass tack eyes — Bowl, c. 1750-1850
Dakhóta

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disc-shaped, slightly thicker at center; depression at center, urrounded by black ring and ring of sponge-like holes; smooth outer ring — Platter, 2001
Hayley Smith

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spoon with bone bowl; black handle carved to resemble bamboo; light-colored stand — Spoon with stand, 2001
Mark Gardner

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full octagon barrel; four-piece large daisy-head patch box; butt carved with incised scroll design; incised designs on patch box. Arms and Armor-Firearm — Flintlock rifle, c. 1785-1790
Jacob Dickert

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dark-colored, ovoid bowl; straight, light-colored handle with knob at end — Spoon, 1990
Norm Sartorius

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rounded sideways double-gourd shape with tapering central spout on one side; handle with irregular top section; two black lids on top of each rounded section — T-Pot, 1996
Hugh E. McKay

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Box with two doors sits on top of table, black triangles of various sizes throughout — Telephone stand, c. 1927
Attributed to Abel Faidy

G379

Embroidery hoop, 19th century

France

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Cinnamon pestle, 19th century (?)

United States (?)

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Tavern Table, 18th century

United States

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Grid Disk, 2000

George Peterson

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imitation of Greek Klismos design; having 2 pieces laminated over extending crest rail upon continuing molded stiles which curve down to a raised volute at the front of the seat, there being a stylized rosette and leaf carved horizontal back splat, the rosette turning being somewhat similar to the handles of the accompanying commode; base with corresponding molded front legs and is of the curule pattern; at its tops on the sides are incised carved fans; stepped up rosettes are at the tops of these bases, both having been replaced on one chair — Klismos side chair, one of a pair, c. 1825
Unknown American (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

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central, irregularly-shaped wood form, with fissures and holes, incised with arcs and crosshatched areas; seven light-colored pegs and three dark pieces of molding attached to central form; arced and straight pieces of molding extend out from central form; wall hanging — Crossroads #2, 20th century
Christian Burchard

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Sheraton Card Table, attributed to John and Thomas Seymour; mahogany, satinwwood veneers, pine and maple gates; Top bowed front, serpentined sides, frieze with veneered panels, raised round-ring turned and reeded legs. — Sheraton card table, 1790-1795
attributed to John Seymour; Maker: Thomas Seymour

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side chair with high back; scroll and foliage carved element at top of back; 4 split turned spindles (decorated side toward rear) between carved and turned spindles on seat back; seat of woven cane; large bulbous elements on turned horizontal leg supports — Bannister-back side chair, c. 1720
United States

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long two-sided blade; handle wrapped with light-colored leather thong; top is carved in the form of a bear's head, baring its teeth; abalone inlay eyes — Fighting dagger, c. 1825-1830
Tlingit

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joined chair with over the rails bottoming — Side chair, 1770-1785
attributed to Felix Huntington

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Side chair, United States — Side chair, c. 1795
United States

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a-chest; b-e-drawers; top and front bow shape with carved columns on either side and a squared platform with carefully restored inverted beehive feet (later casters placed); front drawers retain rosewood turned knobs, also rosewood cock beading on drawer edges; tinted shellac finish — Chest of drawers, c. 1825
United States

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mahogany, verd-antique and gilt with secondary woods of maple, ash, and yellow pine; dolphins carved on facing sections of arms and dolphin's heads form the feet; Crest rail curved, adorned with carved oak leaves and ends at each end with carved rosettes. a=sofa; b&c=cushions — Sofa, c. 1820
United States

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Holiday Traditions, Connecticut Room — Bannister-back armchair, c. 1720
United States

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Holiday Traditions, Providence Room — Side chair, 1745-1765
United States

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Mahogany, maple, and ebony inset panels, birch, maple and pine blocks — Lolling chair, or Martha Washington armchair, c. 1785-1795
United States

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pictorial marquetry on top, front, sides, inside the lid, inside the doors, and throughout the inner drawer fronts and inner cabinet doors; images of soldiers and knights, some with horses, fighting various real and mythological animals and men; elaborate scrolls and floral edging with birds, animals, and various flowers and foliage; back on cabinet, inner top, and inner doors veneered in marquetry simulating paneling; wood of various shades including green; heavy metal handles on each short side; elaborate metals corners and hardware on inside and outside with scrolling motifs and bluing; compartments and drawers numbered in blue chalk; three keys; two secret compartments behind inner central removable section with four drawers on each side — Table cabinet, c. 1560-1570
Germany

G340

Table with double tripod base, 1900-1914

John S. Bradstreet

G320

Simple though Unlikely, Thomas Rose — Simple though Unlikely, 1978
Thomas Rose

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organic, gracefully curving wisp of black lacquered wood covered with tiny rectangles of mother-of-pearl; small, downturned point near end attaches to small, delicate pointed base with clear adhesive square — Living Ornamental Hairpin, No. 8, 2008
Murata Yoshihiko

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card Table, folding, hinged top; Hepplewhite design; corners of top cut in recessed quarter-round design popular during the last ten years of the century; narrow inlay of holly forms panels on legs; in center of skirting are inlaid two swags from which hang pendant husks; above the legs are oval inlaid panels formed with the same wood — Card table, c. 1790-1800
United States

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Number 8, from the "Bridge" series, 2002

Brad Sells

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Chainsaw Series, 1986

Mark Lindquist

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Arm chair, 18th century

United States

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Bowl Form, c. 1998

Leon Lacoursiere

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openwork structure with glass walls; person with head on desk inside; bedroom inside; human spine hanging at one corner; balcony on one side with figure leaning head on hand with halo on head — An Exile Dreaming of Saint Adorno, 2009
Siah Armajani

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Bench rocker, early 19th century

United States

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Running Headlong Into Metal (Self Portrait), 2000

Stoney Lamar

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Ladderback rocking chair, c. 1800-1850

United States

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Minnesota Morning, Allan D'Arcangelo; Publisher: M. Magidson & Assoc.. Inc., San Francisco; Printer: Printed and fabricated by Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis — Minnesota Morning, 1978
Allan D'Arcangelo; Publisher: M. Magidson & Assoc.. Inc., San Francisco; Printer: Printed and fabricated by Vermillion Editions Limited, Minneapolis

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Side chair, c. 1730-1740

United States

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Side chair, c. 1830

United States

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Secretary, 1807

United States

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