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2 door frames, 2 pieces of molding, 2 doors, 3 panels, and miscellaneous trim — Queen Anne room, c. 1720-1730
England

G326

Four heavy octagonal legs with casters; legs on short sides connected by a screen of four-sided spindles; long octagonal spindles connect screens — Table, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Neoclassical marble-top table; corresponds exactly to one of the engravings in Piranesi's volume of designs for furniture, I Cammini (1769) — Pier table, c. 1768
Giovanni Battista Piranesi

G307

Table; with carved bulbous legs and inlaid side rails and stretchers — Table, c. 1580-1600
England

G325

Side chair, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: John W. Ayers — Side chair, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: John W. Ayers

G300

Filler panels above doors (part of Tudor Room), wood, English XVIc stored in strip frame behind MacFarlane Room; An envelope of bits from the room is stored in D11.5 MS. — Tudor room, c. 1600
England

G325

natural oak with brass fittings — Zig-Zag chair, 1939 (designed 1934)
Gerrit Rietveld; Maker: Gerard A. van de Groenekan

G379

Arms of Pope Paul III (reigned 1534–49), c. 1540

Italy

G235

three panels of façade inlaid with designs of Nonesuch Palace, upper and lower portions with dormer windows of the same; panels framed by bead-and-real border; three drawers in lower portion; hardware of iron — Chest, c. 1590-1610
England

G310

Armchair, George Washington Maher — Armchair, c. 1912
George Washington Maher

G300

Historical. Charles I, King of England. A helmeted Britannia, wearing violet drapery, holds steady the golden crown which England and Scotland, in red and yellow draperies, suspend above the head of the Infant Charles I. Two putti above support an escutcheon with the arms of the United Kingdom lightly indicated, and a putto below holds a torch to a heap of armor, spears, and dull red banners which the union makes no longer necessary. — The Union of England and Scotland (Charles I as the Prince of Wales), 1633–34
Peter Paul Rubens

G313

arm chair, wainscot showing simple paneling with chamfered rails. Initials(?) cut in top rail — Armchair, late 16th century
England

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Chest (cassone), France — Chest (cassone), 15th century
France

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Three tiers with carved bulbous supports: upper frieze carved with interlaced strap work; second tier gadrooned; bottom tier channeled; drawers in top and second tier. — Cupboard, c. 1580-1590
England

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Yorkshire-type with carved back, top rail and simple cresting; turned legs and stretcher; three stretcher rails restored — Chair, one of a pair, 1650-1699
England

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Bench; narrow, of long form type with raked legs. Carved apron — Bench, early 17th century
England

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Turned raked legs; hinged lid and broad side pieces form box. — Stool, possibly late 16th century
England

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Chest, oak, English (Jacobian), XVIIc cat. card dims 28-7/8 x 47-1/4 x 23' — Chest, early 18th century
England

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Chair, yorkshire type with carved back, top rail and simple cresting; turned legs and stretcher; oak; front stretcher turned. one of a pair (23.26.1) — Chair, one of a pair, 17th century
England

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Elizabethan: framework unornamented; four panels on back, four panels on lid, and two each on sides, plain; four panels on front ornamented with "linenfold" carving. Original lock, hinges affixed later. — Chest, c. 1600
England

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bowl form with heavy, stepped base; textured interior with concave indentations; outer edges of bowl carved with snakes and balls in high relief, decorated with various incised and burned designs overall — Bowl with Snakes, c. 1993
Connie Mississippi

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diamond shaped with curving, undulating forms and central round vessel opening; small finial; medium tones — Lidded container, 1995
Vic Wood

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07-20; vessel that tapers towards both foot and rim with two rims; surface around outer rim carved with irregular curving lines — Inner-Rimmed Vessel, 2007
Liam Flynn

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

G378

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

chest, New England oak and pine panelled; of a type popularly known as 'Connecticut Chests' and believed to have originated in that locality; constructed of quartered oak, the hinged lid of pine; the front is divided into three arched panels carved with serrated ornament and framed by ebonized split balusters and round bosses; ends are similarly panelled; stands on extensions of the corner stiles — Chest, c. 1680-1700
United States

G331

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

Tall, straight back with wide panel at top; thin octagonal spindles on back with octagonal legs; green leather seat — Chair, from a dining set, 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright; Manufacturer: Matthews Brothers Furniture Company

G300

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

G378

Bureau de Dame, Jean Gaspard Feilt, kingwood, oak, marquetry, gilded bronze mounts, French XVIII listed on cat. card as Louis XV Lady's Writ- ing Desk; Dims 38-1/4 x 41-1/2 x 23-1/2'; 6/88: a-desk; b-j-drawers; k-l lower drawers; key — Lady’s writing desk, c. 1750
Jean Gaspard Feilt

G314

Armchair, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Armchair, c. 1912-1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

Round table with cross-shaped centralized base; top has 12 wedges around small circle; four openwork geometric and organic designs on base; nine applied openwork decorative squares on edge of tabletop — Dining table, 1910
George Grant Elmslie

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Arts and Crafts secretary with inlaid pewter and copper decoration on all drawers, doors, and exterior legs; 3 front drawers with metal knob handles; rectangular gallery with double doors (2 panels each, hinged) flanked by 3 vertical-stacked drawers on each side; gallery doors have latch closure interior of doors shows 9 compartments — Desk, c. 1903
Craftsman Workshops of Gustav Stickley

G300

veneer wood panel with cut-out design, including three quarter notes; painted yellow; two brass hooks at one end; two loose chains; each 7 in. long — Screen fragment, 1928
George Grant Elmslie

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"Father Time" tall case clock, R. J. Horner & Co. (case); Maker: Walter Durfee (works); Retailer: Tiffany & Co. — "Father Time" tall case clock, 1904
R. J. Horner & Co. (case); Maker: Walter Durfee (works); Retailer: Tiffany & Co.

G303

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

G378

Frank Lloyd Wright Hallway, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Temple Art Glass Company — Frank Lloyd Wright Hallway, c. 1912-1914
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Temple Art Glass Company

G300

curved front; 6 legs; 3 drawers and one large hinged door on L; pair of sliding doors below central drawer; floral vases flanking central drawer on front — Sideboard, c. 1790
England

G209

Window with blue poppy motif with long straight stem; in a wood frame with hinges and handle attached; frame painted pale yellow on inside (handle side); hinges and latch are in D10.4 MS — Casement window, 1910
George Washington Maher

G300

Card table, Hepplewhite — Card table, c. 1780
Hepplewhite

G337

squared arms and back; the letter 'B' appears on the top of each side near the back; upholstered with grey and blue striped fabric — Armchair, 1912
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

G300

Kas or Zeeuws Cupboard, oak inlaid with various woods; in two sections. Donor Kunsthandel K. and V. Waterman — Kast or Zeeuws cupboard, 17th century
Netherlands

G310

Prindle House, Piano Bench, oak seat with cypress wood, American XXc NO PHOTO ON CAT. CARDS; cat. card dims H 26 x W 48 x D 18' — Piano bench, 1900-1914
John S. Bradstreet

G320

Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910
George Grant Elmslie

G300

quarter-sawn and stained oak with pewter inlay and front up-and-pull latch — Cabinet, 1890
Attributed to George Walton; Manufacturer: Waring and Gillow

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bowl shape, with point at bottom; irregular rim; handle-like protrusion with openings — Untitled, from the Conical Series, 1985
Todd Hoyer

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lozenge form, with rounded bottom and flat shoulder; small mouth opening--slightly inward-tapering mouth ring; spotted patina--medium and medium-dark brown — Vessel, 1993
David Ellsworth

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staff with slightly curved top; medium patina — Naginata practice weapon, 19th century
Unknown Japanese

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table, folding card; drawer with brass bail handles and key plate; square moulding and slightly tapering legs, called 'finger print' design; entire piece has moulded edges throughout — Card table, c. 1780
United States

G336

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

G331

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored rectangular design bordered by off-white bands at top and bottom — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

Blue and green ceramic tile inset in oak frame of natural finish with brass handles — Tray, 1904
Christian Neureuther; Manufacturer: Wächtersbach Steingutfabrik

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tall gourd-shaped vessel with large, irregular openings; small mouth at top — Untitled, 1987
Todd Hoyer

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Quarter sawn; three back slats flanked by tapering square supports above a flaring square seat — Side chair, model no. 031, 1900-1905
Roycroft Shops

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining Chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic openwork design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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Federal Side Chair, c.1800 from Rhode Island. Mahogany with red oak and birch as secondary woods. Straight legs, splat with feather and swag motif. Pair with 84.3.1. — Federal side chair, c. 1800
United States

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kneehole writing table with cabriole legs, oak veneered with walnut — Writing Table, c. 1710
United States

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chair with leather seat and brass tacks — Chair, 17th century
England

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six shelves and nine box units; variant of the Nuage design — Bibliothèque, c. 1953
Charlotte Perriand; Maker: Ateliers of Jean Prouvé

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Tall-backed chair with geometric and organic open work design on chairback; brown leather seat cover — Dining chair, 1910-1911
George Grant Elmslie

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bench with tall back, curving forward at top; back and sides have applied gilded floral and sunburst designs; shipped with green cushion and curtain (reproductions) — Settle, c. 1800-1885
Philip Webb; Decorator: Kate Faulkner; Manufacturer: Morris & Co., London

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clock, long case; hood has scroll top and brass finial; painted domed dial framed by fluted columns with capitals and bases gilded; body framed by quarter round columns rests on feet in bracket form terminating in claw-and-ball and carved with acanthus; band of carved fretwork below dial — Tall case clock, 1773
John Strykes

G336

Easy chair, Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Attributed to John W. Ayers — Easy chair, c. 1903
Frank Lloyd Wright; Maker: Attributed to John W. Ayers

G300

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

G378

Folding table, 1580-1620

England

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Traveling Case for Embroidered Box, 1662

England

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Dressing Table, c. 1695

England

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Table, 18th century

England

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oak veneered with ebony, mounted on all four sides and lid with rectangular slate plaques inlaid with lapis, agate, and marble; design of flowers tied with ribbons, a parrot and butterflies, ormolu leaf sprays on sides, corners have female masks in agate with ormolu ribbons — Jewelry box, c. 1730
Giovanni Battista Foggini; Maker: Grand Ducal Workshops

G310

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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Incandescent glass bulbs and oak base plate painted black — Hanging light fixture, 1976 (designed 1920)
Gerrit Rietveld; Manufacturer: Gerard A. van de Groenekan

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liquor chest,1780-1800, oak bound with iron fittings; lined in paper of black and white design on blue ground; containing six large and six small square decanters with stoppers, each in a compartment; also two wine glasses, one tumbler, one cordial glass in a removable tray; colorless, non-lead glass gilded in foliage designs along shoulders of decanters, stoppers and upper half of glasses; see cat. card for ind. msmsts — Liquor chest, 1780-1800
Bohemia

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Armchair, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Armchair, c. 1911-1912
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

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Side chair, one of four, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Side chair, one of four, c. 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

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from the Decker residence — Side chair, one of four, c. 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

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Side chair, one of four, William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie — Side chair, one of four, c. 1914
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie

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multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored rectangular design bordered by off-white bands at top and bottom — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

multi-colored leaded glass with geometric design; multi-colored square bordered by off-white bands on two sides — Skylight panel from a set of six, 1913
William Gray Purcell; Designer: George Grant Elmslie; Manufacturer: Mosaic Art Shops (E.L. Sharretts)

G300

William Evarts Beaman in his Fourth Year, 1885 (cast after 1907)

Augustus Saint-Gaudens; Founder: Gorham Manufacturing Company

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Wainscot; cresting and side pieces carved with scrolls; back panel lozenge design; bands of chevron inlay, turned legs. — Armchair, c. 1650
England

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

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Study for the Monkey in "The Cat's Paw", 1824

Sir Edwin Henry Landseer

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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

Side chair, 1902

Peter Behrens

G378

oak with original leather-covered slip seat — Side chair, c. 1904
Frank Lloyd Wright

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wooden box with inlays in diamonds throughout exterior; pair of brass handles on short sides; hinged cover has drop-down inner storage space; various types of wood at interior in rectangular designs on underside of cover and interior bottom; hidden compartment on PL side with drawer at PL bottom with inner four-compartment wooden box with sliding covers and green ribbon at one short side — Coffer, 1750-1760
Abraham Roentgen

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