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Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Tapestry, Albert Herter  American, Wool, natural and mercerized cotton, "artificial silk", American
Albert Herter
Herter Looms
ca. 1912
Courtlandt Palmer, Albert Herter  American, Oil on canvas, American
Albert Herter
1906
Portrait of a Russian Nobleman (D. C. Imboden), Albert Herter  American, Oil on canvas, American
Albert Herter
ca. 1918
The Battle of Harlem Heights, 1776, Herter Looms  American, Oil paint on canvas, American
Herter Looms
Albert Herter
January 6, 1913
Albert Herter
ca. 1900–1910
Albert Herter
19th–20th century
Albert Herter
first half 20th century
Library Table, Herter Brothers  American, Rosewood, brass, mother-of-pearl, and abalone, American
Herter Brothers
1879–82
Wardrobe, Herter Brothers  American, Cherry, American
Herter Brothers
1875–1883
The Rocky Mountains, Lander's Peak, Albert Bierstadt  American, Oil on canvas, American
Albert Bierstadt
1863
Pedestal from the drawing room of the William H. Vanderbilt House, Herter Brothers  American, Egyptian alabaster, gilt brass, and reproduction red glass jewels, American
Herter Brothers
1879–82
Cabinet, Herter Brothers  American, Cherry, brass, and later silk textiles, American
Herter Brothers
1879–82
Armchair, Herter Brothers  American, Gilded wood (probably cherry, maple or ash), modern upholstery with original underupholstery materials, American
Herter Brothers
ca. 1875
Side chair, Herter Brothers  American, Gilded wood and reproduction upholstery, American
Herter Brothers
ca. 1870
Side chair, Herter Brothers  American, Gilded wood and reproduction upholstery, American
Herter Brothers
ca. 1870
Armchair, Herter Brothers  American, Gilded wood, mother-of-pearl, and original silk velvet upholstery, American
Herter Brothers
1881–82
Side chair, Herter Brothers  American, Rosewood; gilding, American
Herter Brothers
1860–70
Chair, Herter Brothers  American, Ebonized cherry, marquetry of lighter woods, gilding, American
Herter Brothers
1877–79
Side chair, Herter Brothers  American, Rosewood, brass, mother-of-pearl, and reproduction upholstery, American
Herter Brothers
1879
Chair, Herter Brothers  American, Rosewood; marquetry of various woods; gilding composition material, American
Herter Brothers
1869–70