In the collection ofSaint Louis Art Museum
Saint Louis Art Museum
American period furniture held by Saint Louis Art Museum, presented through the SAPFM viewer. Every object links back to the museum's own record.
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- Bureau Table — American
- Desk and Bookcase — possibly David Poignand, American (born England), 1759–1830
- Tambour Desk — American
- Desk and Bookcase — attributed to cabinetmaker Henry Ingle, American, 1764–1822
- Desk, from the Master Bedroom of the Robert... — Charles Sumner Greene, American, 1868–1957
- Tambour Desk — John Seymour, American (born England), 1738–1816
- Desk — Finn Juhl, Danish, 1912–1989
- Desk — Kimbel and Cabus, New York, New York, active 1862–1882
- Looking Glass — French
- Looking Glass — English
- Looking Glass — John Elliott Jr., American, 1739–1810
- Looking Glass — possibly English
- Looking Glass — possibly David Poignand, American (born England), 1759–1830
- Sofa Table — Chinese
- Sofa — English
- Sofa — American
- Doll’s Settee — attributed to Gebrüder Thonet, Vienna, Austria, founded 1853
- Swan Settee — Arne Jacobsen, Danish, 1902–1971
- Sofa — American
- Firescreen — Minton Factory, Stoke-on-Trent, England, active 1793–1968
- Music Stand — Wendell Castle, American, 1932–2018
- Urn and Stand, One of a Pair — Hecla Works, Brooklyn, New York, active 1886–1920
- Pole Screen — English
- Pole Screen — American
- Two-Panel Folding Screen — Japanese
- Screen — Clark Battle Fitz-Gerald, American, 1917–2004
- Music Rack/Magazine Stand — Gebrüder Thonet, Vienna, Austria, founded 1853
- Music Stand — Gustav Stickley, American, 1858–1942
- Firescreen — Émile Gallé, French, 1846–1904
- Coffee Table — Frederick Wallace Dunn, American, 1905–1984
- Dining Table — Victor Proetz, American, 1897–1966
- Occasional Table — A. and H. Lejambre, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, active 1865–1907
- Card Table — American
- Occasional Table — George Washington Jack, American (active England), 1855–1931
- Card Table — Joseph Rawson & Son, Providence, Rhode Island, active 1808–1815
- Serving Table, from the John Philip Meyer House,... — Charles Eames, American, 1907–1978
- Dressing Table — American
- Coffee Table — Isamu Noguchi, American, 1904–1988
- Card Table — American
- Console Table — English
- Card Table — English
- Side Table — Irish
- Card Table — American
- Doll’s Table — attributed to Gebrüder Thonet, Vienna, Austria, founded 1853
- Banquet Table (kakeban) with Design of Clouds and... — Japanese
- Tea Table, from the Dining Room of the... — Hector Guimard, French, 1867–1942
- Bridge Table, from the John Philip Meyer House,... — Charles Eames, American, 1907–1978
- Table — The Charles Parker Company, Meriden, Connecticut, active 1877–1987
- Side Table — Warren Platner, American, 1919–2006
- Card Table — Isaac Vose & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, active 1819–1824
- Coffee Table — William Adair Bernoudy, American, 1910–1988
- Console Table — American
- Chamber Table — American
- Center Table — marquetry signed by Joseph Cremer, Luxembourgeois (active France), 1811–after 1878
- Occasional Table — Anthony G. Quervelle, American (born France), 1789–1856
- Library Table — Alexander Roux, American (born France), 1813–1886
- Table — Julia Hall Rice, American, 1849–1919
- First section of a three-part dining table — Victor Proetz, American, 1897–1966
- Center section of a three-part dining table — Victor Proetz, American, 1897–1966
- Third section of a three-part dining table — Victor Proetz, American, 1897–1966
- Card Table — Adam Hains, American, 1768–1846
- Dressing Table and Mirror — Isaac Vose & Son, Boston, Massachusetts, active 1819–1824
- Dressing Table and Mirror — Herter Brothers, New York, New York, active 1864–1906