Furniture
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- Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Photo set-up for Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Desk and Bookcases and a Chest on Chest. Client’s: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Chipstone Foundation, Prickett Antiques.
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- SideBoard-The Dietrich American Foundation-Published in Antiques & Fine Art article on Trappe PA by Lisa Minardi.
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- Infinite Variety of Chairs
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- Chair Crest Rail-Published in American Furniture by The Chipstone Foundation.
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- Carved Chair Knees-Client: The Chipstone Foundation.
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- Pier Table-Detail, Philadelphia or Pittsburgh ca. 1830-1835. Published in American Furniture 2008 as The Front Cover.
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- Sofa or Grecian Couch-Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Painted Chairs Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Revolving Chair ca.1860-Published in the Collection Book ‘Expressions of Innocence and Eloquence’ Selections from the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana.
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- Three Mirrors-Three Publications-Three Clients.
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- Philadelphia Knife-Boxes-Published in the Collection Book ‘Start with a House, Finish with a Collection.
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- Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Photo set-up for Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Desk and Bookcases and a Chest on Chest. Client’s: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Chipstone Foundation, Prickett Antiques.
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- SideBoard-The Dietrich American Foundation-Published in Antiques & Fine Art article on Trappe PA by Lisa Minardi.
-
- Infinite Variety of Chairs
-
- Chair Crest Rail-Published in American Furniture by The Chipstone Foundation.
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- Carved Chair Knees-Client: The Chipstone Foundation.
-
- Pier Table-Detail, Philadelphia or Pittsburgh ca. 1830-1835. Published in American Furniture 2008 as The Front Cover.
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- Sofa or Grecian Couch-Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Painted Chairs Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Revolving Chair ca.1860-Published in the Collection Book ‘Expressions of Innocence and Eloquence’ Selections from the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana.
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- Three Mirrors-Three Publications-Three Clients.
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- Philadelphia Knife-Boxes-Published in the Collection Book ‘Start with a House, Finish with a Collection.
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- Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Photo set-up for Painted Waln Furniture, Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: The Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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- Desk and Bookcases and a Chest on Chest. Client’s: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Chipstone Foundation, Prickett Antiques.
-
- SideBoard-The Dietrich American Foundation-Published in Antiques & Fine Art article on Trappe PA by Lisa Minardi.
-
- Infinite Variety of Chairs
-
- Chair Crest Rail-Published in American Furniture by The Chipstone Foundation.
-
- Carved Chair Knees-Client: The Chipstone Foundation.
-
- Pier Table-Detail, Philadelphia or Pittsburgh ca. 1830-1835. Published in American Furniture 2008 as The Front Cover.
-
- Sofa or Grecian Couch-Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
-
- Painted Chairs Published in the Catalogue ‘Classical Splendor’ Client: Philadelphia Museum of Art.
-
- Revolving Chair ca.1860-Published in the Collection Book ‘Expressions of Innocence and Eloquence’ Selections from the Jane Katcher Collection of Americana.
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- Three Mirrors-Three Publications-Three Clients.
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- Philadelphia Knife-Boxes-Published in the Collection Book ‘Start with a House, Finish with a Collection.
