In the collection ofArt Institute of Chicago
Art Institute of Chicago
American period furniture held by Art Institute of Chicago, presented through the SAPFM viewer. Every object links back to the museum's own record.
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- Yoke-Back Armchair — China
- Side Chair — John Henry Belter & Co.
- Side Chair — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Side Chair — Sherlock Spooner and George Trask
- Armchair — Georges Jacob
- Side Chair (part of a set) — Designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848–1933)
- Armchair (part of a set) — Designed by Louis Comfort Tiffany (American, 1848–1933)
- Pair of Side Chairs — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Lion Fittings for a Throne — India
- Side Chair (one of two) — England
- Armchair (one of two) — Northern Europe
- Windsor Armchair — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Side Chair — Vienna, Austria
- Armchair — Vienna
- Chair — Vienna, Austria
- Milking Stool — Shaker Colony
- Side Chair — Woodworker unknown (American, 19th century)
- Child's Side Chair — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Armchair — Artist unknown (American, 19th century)
- Side Chair — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Armchair — Venice, Italy
- Pair of Chairs — Jennens and Bettridge
- Armchair — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Fan-Back Windsor Chair — Artist unknown (American, active 18th century)
- High Chair — Artist unknown (American, 17th century)
- Armchair — Artist unknown (American, 17th–18th century)
- Side Chair — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Pair of Windsor Side Chairs — D. E. Cutter
- Windsor Armchair — J.M. Hasbrouck
- Windsor Armchair — Job B. Coffin
- Pair of Musician's Chairs — Possibly France, possibly Italy
- Side Chair — Sicily, Italy
- Pair of Side Chairs — Carving attributed to Samuel McIntire (American, 1757–1811)
- Side Chair — Herter Brothers
- Pair of Side Chairs — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Bracket Clock — Thomas Monkhouse
- Tall-Case Clock — Movement by George Stevens
- Tall Case Clock — Movement by Thomas Hughes (London, active 1750–1783)
- Tall Case Clock — Painted by Uriah Dyer (American, 1849–1927)
- Lighthouse Clock — Simon Willard and Sons
- Clock — Pierre Martin Merra
- Barometer — Vulliamy London
- Bracket Clock — Daniel Quare
- Egyptian Revival Clock — Brocot
- Mantel Clock — England
- Wall Clock — Case by Jean-Pierre Latz (born Cologne [now Germany], active France, 1691–1754)
- Shelf Clock — Designed by Archibald Knox (English, 1864-1933)
- Tall Case Clock — Works by John Wood Jr. (American, 1736–1793)
- Automaton Clock in the Shape of a Lion — Augsburg, Germany
- Tall Case Clock — Works by Aaron Willard (American, 1757–1844)
- Wall Clock — England
- Desk and Bookcase — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Desk and Bookcase — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Writing Desk — Jacques Dubois (born France, 1694–1763)
- Cylinder Desk — John Bankston (American, 1754–1814)
- Desk — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Traveling Desk — Artist unknown (American, 19th century)
- Desk Box — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Desk — Attributed to R. J. Horner and Company (American, active 1886–c. 1915)
- Sewing Desk — Woodworker unknown (American, 19th century)
- Slant-Front Desk — Attributed to Heinrich Ludwig Rohde (German, 1683–1755) or Ferdinand Plitzner (German, 1678–1724)
- Bureau Secretary — Attributed to Giles Grendey (born England, 1693–1780)
- Tambour Desk and Bookcase — Attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour (American, active 1793–1804)
- Fall-Front Desk — Vienna, Austria
- Desk and Bookcase — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Secretary Cabinet — John Kirkhoffer (active Ireland, 1732–83)
- Bureau — Probably Fratelli Valentini Workshop (about 1760–70)
- Desk — Attributed to Felix Huntington (American, 1749–1823)
- Cylinder Desk and Bookcase — Artist unknown (American, 19th century)
- Writing Box — Shaker Colony
- Bureau Secretary — David Roentgen (born Hesse-Darmstadt [now Germany], 1743–1807)
- Desk and Bookcase — Ladislaus Zdzieblowski (American, 1857–1929)
- Desk and Bookcase — Artist unknown (American, 19th century)
- Mirror — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Mirror: Male Harlequin — Italy
- Mirror: Shepherdess — Italy
- Mirror: Courtier — Italy
- Mirror: Female Harlequin — Italy
- Looking Glass — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Mirror — Venice, Italy
- Mirror — Siena, Italy
- Looking Glass — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Mirror — England
- Dressing Mirror — Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (American, born Scotland, 1768–1854)
- Looking Glass — Paris or London
- Mirror — Venice, Italy
- Pair of Convex Mirrors — Artist unknown (American or English, 19th century)
- Looking Glass — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Cushion-Framed Mirror — England
- Looking Glass — Artist unknown (American or English, 18th century)
- Sofa — Artist unknown (American, 19th century)
- Sofa — Workshop of Michael Allison (American, 1773–1855)
- Box Sofa — Attributed to Duncan Phyfe (American, born Scotland, 1768–1854)
- Settee — Attributed to Joseph Walter, active c. 1768-1793
- Settee (one of a pair) — England
- Prayer Bench (Prie-Dieu) — Possibly Giovanni Battista Galletti (born Savoy [now Italy], 1735–1819)
- Sofa Table — John and Joseph W. Meeks Company (American, active 1836–59)
- Sofa — John and Joseph W. Meeks Company
- Sofa Table — England
- Sofa — Attributed to Charles A. Baudouine
- Sofa Table — England
- Settee — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Settee (one of a pair) — England
- Fire Screen — Artist unknown (American, 18th century)
- Pole Screen with Venus and Cupid — England
- Stand for Candelabrum (Torchère) — Paris
- Corner Basin Stand — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Stand — Artist unknown (American, 18th–19th century)
- Flowering Cherry and Autumn Maples with Poem Slips — Tosa Mitsuoki
- Hunting Scene — Hanabusa Ippo
- Hunting Scene — Hanabusa Ippo
- A Cart Filled with Flowers of Spring — Kano School
- Screen: Winter (Panel One) — France
- Screen: Asia (Panel Three) — France
- Screen: Africa (Panel Four) — France
- Screen: Europe (Panel Two) — France
- Screen: America (Panel Five) — France
- Candlestand — London
- Stand — Attributed to Samuel Dunlap (American, 1752–1830)
- Folding Screen (Biombo) — Sino-Portuguese, Probably Macau