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Cane couch

About 1720-1730
Object Placeprobably New England, United States
Medium/TechniqueBeech (American beech, Fagus grandifolia, by microanalysis); modern caning
DimensionsOverall: 105.4 x 172.7 x 53.3 cm (41 1/2 x 68 x 21 in.)
Credit LineGift of Miss Grace I. Dickinson
Accession number42.90
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsFurniture
Collections
ProvenanceDescended in the famiily of the Reverend Nathaniel Appleton (1693-1784) of Cambridge, Mass.; 1927, lent by Miss Grace I. Dickinson, Worcester, Mass., June 20, 1927; 1942, gift of Miss Grace I. Dickinson (Accession Date February 12, 1942)
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Cathedra (bishop's chair)
1880–1905
Side chair
Side chair
About 1700–10
Image Not Available for "Skyscraper" desk and bookcase
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Paul T. Frankl
about 1927–1928
Armchair
Armchair
About 1720–30
Group shot: 61.215 & 62.500
Armchair
Giuseppe Levati
about 1780
Armchair
Armchair
Giuseppe Levati
about 1780
Image Not Available for Rope bin
Rope bin
about 1850–1900
Chair
Chair
about 1755–65
Image Not Available for Chair
Chair
about 1755–65
Settee
Settee
about 1760
Group shot: 1984.129-130; Conservation status: After treatment
Armchair
Thomas Chippendale
about 1775–80
Group shot: 1984.129-130; Conservation status: After treatment
Armchair
Thomas Chippendale
about 1780