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Embroidered Sampler
Priscilla T. Glover
1798
Worktable
American
1800–1810
Desk
Henry Rust
1770
Firescreen
Samuel Phippen
1785–95
Fence Post Finial from the Jerathmeel Peirce House, Salem, Massachusetts
Samuel McIntire
1770–1800
Sofa
Samuel McIntire
1800–1810
Embroidered sampler
Mary Austin
1784
Embroidered Sampler
Rebekah White
1766
Chest of drawers
The Symonds Shop
1675–1700
Gentleman’s secretary
Nehemiah Adams
1800–1810
Side Chair
American
1790–1800
Work Table
American
1800–1810
Tea Spoon
Jabez Baldwin
1800–1810
Winter
American
1800–1810
Tea Spoon
Jabez Baldwin
1800–1810
The Neriah, Part First for The Metrical Apocalypse, from the Greek Prose-Text, Composed, Illustrated & Published solely by the Rev. William Book A. B.
Reverend William Cook
1858
Allegory of Rhetoric
Simeon Skillin
ca. 1790
Cupboard
American
ca. 1699
Candlestand
American
1795–1805
Figure
Simeon Skillin
ca. 1790
Mantel from Elias Hasket Derby House, Salem, Massachusetts
Samuel McIntire
1798
Side Chair
Samuel McIntire
1794–99
Cann
Jeffrey Lang
ca. 1740
Hebe
Simeon Skillin
1801–6
Fence Post Finial from the Jerathmeel Peirce House, Salem, Massachusetts
Samuel McIntire
1770–1800
Sofa
Samuel McIntire
ca. 1800
Chest of Drawers
American
1810–20
The Eucleia, Works by Rev. William Cook: Hope, The Olive Grove, Sunbeam Through Pagan Clouds, The Ploughboy, The Telegraph or Star Banner Song, Fremont, Chestnut Street, The Ploughboy's Harrow
Reverend William Cook
1861
New England Primer, Enlarged and Improved; or, An Easy and Pleasant Guide to the Art of Reading, Adorned with Cuts. Also, the Catechism
Anonymous, American, 19th century
1802
Windsor Armchair
American
1760–90
Pier Table
American
1800–1810
Cabinet
American
1679
Basin stand
William Hook
1810–15
Worktable
American
1805–10
Beaker
John Goodhue
1825–50
Fall
American
1800–1810
Gate-leg Table
American
1700–1725
Firescreen
American
ca. 1790
Porringer
David Northee
1750–75
Desk and bookcase
Nathaniel Gould
ca. 1775