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A work made of mahogany, tulipwood, white pine and ash.

Sideboard, 1790–1815

Artist unknown

A work made of oil on canvas.

Alexander Grant, 1770

Cosmo Alexander

A work made of silver.

Milk Pot, 1784

Paul Revere Jr.

A work made of silver.

Pitcher, 1801–10

Ebenezer Moulton

A work made of mahogany, white pine, satinwood veneer, and upholstery.

Work Table, 1800–10

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany with white pine and cherry, and light-colored inlays.

Corner Basin Stand, 1790–1800

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany, white pine, brass, and iron.

Pembroke Table, c. 1790

Artist unknown

A work made of mahogany, oak, eastern white pine, and brass.

Chest of Drawers, 1800–10

Langley Boardman

A work made of mahogany, satinwood, white pine, cherrywood, chestnut, with brass, ivorine, and leather.

Tambour Desk and Bookcase, c. 1800

John and Thomas Seymour

A work made of soft-paste porcelain, underglaze blue decoration, and glaze.

Fruit Basket, c. 1770–72

American China Manufactory

A work made of oil on canvas.

Olivia Simes Morris, 1814

James Peale

A work made of mahogany with mahogany veneer, maple veneer, white ash, and white pine.

Chest of Drawers with Dressing Glass, c. 1815

Thomas Seymour

A work made of oil on canvas.

Meetinghouse Hill, Roxbury, Massachusetts, 1799

John Ritto Penniman

A work made of mahogany with caning and upholstery.

Settee, 1815–20

Artist unknown

A work made of oil on yellow poplar panel.

Mrs. Benjamin Schaum (Anna Maria Heckensweiler), 1808–10

Jacob Eichholtz

A work made of oil on yellow poplar panel.

Mr. Benjamin Schaum, 1808–10

Jacob Eichholtz

A work made of brass.

Andirons, c. 1790

Artist unknown

A work made of oil on yellow poplar panel.

Master Schaum, 1808–10

Jacob Eichholtz

A work made of oil on mahogany panel.

Major-General Henry Dearborn, 1812

Gilbert Stuart

A work made of oil on yellow poplar panel.

Miss Schaum, 1808–10

Jacob Eichholtz

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