| Aitken side chair,
1797 Maker: John Aitken
(American, active 1775 - 1800)
Manufactured: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Retailed: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Mahogany, light wood, inlay (primary); secondary not currently visible |
| Bedstead,
1791-1797 Manufactured: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Mahogany (footposts); poplar (headposts); sycamore (outside side rail - original); yellow poplar (headboard); white pine (inside side rail [piece added after original pegs were sawed off]) |
| Bottle case with bottles and stoppers,
c. 1760 Maker: Philip Bell
(English, 1740 - 1774)
Manufactured: London, England Mahogany (primary); spruce (secondary, dividers); brass, baize, glass |
| Chair cushion,
1765-1802 Maker: Martha Washington
(American, 1731 - 1802)
Supplier: Philip Bell
(English, 1740 - 1774)
Possibly made: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Possibly made: Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States Wool, silk, linen |
| Chair cushion,
1765-1802 Maker: Martha Washington
(American, 1731 - 1802)
Supplier: Philip Bell
(English, 1740 - 1774)
Possibly made: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Possibly made: Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States Wool, silk, linen |
| Chair cushion,
1765-1802 Maker: Martha Washington
(American, 1731 - 1802)
Supplier: Philip Bell
(English, 1740 - 1774)
Possibly made: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Possibly made: Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States Wool, silk, linen |
| Chair cushion,
1765-1802 Maker: Martha Washington
(American, 1731 - 1802)
Supplier: Philip Bell
(English, 1740 - 1774)
Possibly made: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States Possibly made: Mount Vernon, Virginia, United States Wool, silk, linen |
| Dressing table,
1787-1789 Manufactured: France Mahogany and mahogany veneers (primary); pine (lid and backing on writing slide), oak (drawer sides), possibly fir (corner blocks); marble; brass; silvered glass; leather; iron |
