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A work made of mahogany and white pine.

Dressing Table, 1750–70

Artist unknown

A work made of walnut.

High-Back Windsor Chair, c. 1760

Artist unknown

A work made of silver.

Salver, 1755–65

Myer Myers

A work made of mahogany.

Tea Table, 1740–60

Artist unknown

A work made of hard-paste porcelain, glaze, enamels in colors, gilding.

Punch Bowl, c. 1789

Chinese export porcelain

A work made of black walnut, white oak, and white pine.

Dressing Glass, 1740–60

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany.

Tea Table, 1750–90

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany and new england white pine.

Tall Case Clock, c. 1750

Thomas Hughes

A work made of oak.

Desk, 1908

Frank Lloyd Wright

A framed glass window featuring a geometric stylized depiction of an organic form resembling wheat in clear, green, and golden tones, repeated three times.

Darwin D. Martin House: "Tree of Life" Window, 1904

Frank Lloyd Wright

A work made of oak, laminated wood, leather, jute webbing, and horsehair.

Side Chair, 1910

George Grant Elmslie

A work made of silver.

Pitcher, 1911

Robert Riddle Jarvie

A work made of silver.

Water Pitcher, 1910

Peter Berg

A herondz silhouette sits amongst the brush in a golden hued forest.

The Home of the Heron, 1893

George Inness

A work made of silver.

Punch Bowl, Ladle, and Tray, 1911

Robert Riddle Jarvie

A work made of silver.

Loving Cup, 1912–17

Lebolt and Company

A work made of oak and upholstery.

Side Chair, 1904

Frank Lloyd Wright

A work made of silver-plated bronze.

Pair of Candlesticks, c. 1906

Robert Riddle Jarvie

A work made of oil on canvas.

The Coffee House, Winter 1905–6

Alson Skinner Clark

A work made of oak and pine.

Library Table, 1896

Frank Lloyd Wright

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