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A work made of mahogany.

Fire Screen, 1760–85

Artist unknown

A work made of sweetgum, elm, birch, and upholstery.

Armchair, 1925–34

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany, gilt metal, and brass.

Bracket Clock, 1756

Thomas Monkhouse

A work made of bent plywood, laminated and solid wood.

Chaise Longue, 1936/37

Marcel Breuer

A work made of aluminum.

The Kata (Bench), 1989

Howard Meister

A work made of wood, iron nails, and traces of pigment.

Stool, Late 19th or early 20th century

Igbo

A work made of birch plywood.

Raleigh Chair, 1990

Gregg Fleishman

A work made of glass.

Pair of Lamps, 1835–40

Union Flint Glass Co.

A work made of gilt bronze and iron.

Table Clock, c. 1575/1625

A work made of painted beech, modern upholstery.

Armchair (one of a pair), c. 1770/80

A work made of corrugated cardboard and masonite.

Wiggle Side Chair, 1972

Frank O. Gehry

A work made of brush and gray wash, black crayon and graphite, on ivory laid paper, laid down on ivory laid paper, laid down on pale green laid paper.

Soldier Carrying a Piece of Furniture, 1781/1823

Paul Gregoire

A work made of pine, carved, gessoed, and gilded; enamel, brass, and glass.

Wall Clock, c. 1750

Thomas Johnson

A folding screen made out of solid yellow metal panels. Also in the photograph is a red floor lamp consisting of a T-shaped metal base and a long metal tube bent at the top, a light bulb at its end.

ABBIATEGRASSO – Metrò, La Due Series, Free-standing Screen, 2017

PIOVENEFABI

A white chair with holes in the seat and back, arm rests continuing past the seat to form two front legs, and angled back legs connected by a horizontal bar.

De La Warr Pavilion Chair, 2006

Barber Osgerby

Armchair

Armchair, 1967

Wendell Castle

A work made of chestnut.

Writing Box, 1825–60

Shaker

A work made of walnut with inlaid wood (intarsia).

Chest of Drawers, 1949

Enrico Bernardi

A work made of oak and cane.

Dining Room chair, 1876

Peter Bonnett Wight

A white chair without armrests made of links resembling hand-knotted macramé, supported by four thin, outward-set legs.

Knotted Chair, 1996

Marcel Wanders

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