Furniture And Woodwork Collection

Panel, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown
Panel, late 1400s

Bed, 1700s. Creator: Georges Jacob (French, 1739-1814), attributed to
Bed, 1700s

Upper Paneling from a Sacristy Armoire, c. 1460-1475. Creator: Giuliano da Maiano (Italian
Upper Paneling from a Sacristy Armoire, c. 1460-1475. The imagery on the inset panels is the result of a technique known as intarsia

Studio Door Pair, 1500s. Creator: Unknown
Studio Door Pair, 1500s

Studio Door, 1500s. Creator: Unknown
Studio Door, 1500s

Pier Mirror (Trumeau), c. 1715. Creator: Unknown
Pier Mirror (Trumeau), c. 1715

Highboy, 1700-1720. Creator: Unknown
Highboy, 1700-1720. One of the most notable developments in American furniture around 1700 was the introduction of " highboys" --- tall chests of drawers on high stands

High-back Stall, 1534. Creator: Unknown
High-back Stall, 1534

Wall Decoration, 1715-1725. Creator: Unknown
Wall Decoration, 1715-1725

Dressoir, mid 1500s. Creator: Hugues Sambin (French, 1518-c. 1601), style of
Dressoir, mid 1500s

Doorway from the Isaac Gillet House, Painesville, Ohio, 1821. Creator: Jonathan Goldsmith
Doorway from the Isaac Gillet House, Painesville, Ohio, 1821. This elaborate doorway originally came from a house designed and built by Jonathan Goldsmith

Panel from a Choir Stall, c. 1330-1340. Creator: Unknown
Panel from a Choir Stall, c. 1330-1340. The two larger panels-shown here in a fanciful arrangement-were probably the end panels of two stalls that faced each other across the choir of a Gothic

Pair of Doors, early 1400s. Creator: Unknown
Pair of Doors, early 1400s. Typical of Muslim-inspired ornamentation, these doors reflect a love of geometric decoration stemming from a non-realistic artistic tradition

Door and Frame, late 1400s. Creator: Unknown
Door and Frame, late 1400s. This elaborately carved door and frame was intended for use in a protected interior space as suggested by the delicate open tracery above and its use of polychromy

Curule (Folding) Chair, c. 1450-1500. Creator: Unknown
Curule (Folding) Chair, c. 1450-1500. This is a rare example of a Renaissance folding chair. It was intended to be lightweight and easily portable so that it could be folded

Abbots Stall, c. 1500-1515. Creator: Unknown
Abbots Stall, c. 1500-1515. This elaborate chair most likely belonged to an abbot, the spiritual head of a monastery. The seat was built high in order to raise the abbot above those surrounding him

Cassone, mid-1500s. Creator: Unknown
Cassone, mid-1500s

Cassone Frontal, 1500s. Creator: Unknown
Cassone Frontal, 1500s

Center Table with Micromosaic Top, Love Triumphant, table c. 1865; top c
Center Table with Micromosaic Top, " Love Triumphant", table c. 1865; top c.1830-50. This table once graced the home of William J

Boudoir from Hotel dHocqueville, Rouen, c. 1785

Credenza, 1550-1599. Creator: Unknown
Credenza, 1550-1599

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