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Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Multiple artists/makers
1911
Coat, Howard W. Geiger  American, Leather, wool, American
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1940
Frank Baker, Philadelphia Athletics, from the World's Championship Series (D359) to John Albert Butler, Catcher, Rochester from the Clement Bros. Bread series (D380-1), Geiger Brothers  American, Commercial color lithograph and offset lithograph
Multiple artists/makers
1909–1911
Cocktail shoes, K. Geiger, Silk, British
K. Geiger
ca. 1976
Boots, K. Geiger, silk, British
K. Geiger
ca. 1968
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 Belles Heures of Jean de France, duc de Berry, The Limbourg Brothers  Franco-Netherlandish, Tempera, gold, and ink on vellum, French
The Limbourg Brothers
1405–1408/1409
Ensemble, Abercrombie and Fitch Co.  American, a-c) cotton, American
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1979
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
Desk, Stickley Brothers  American, Quarter-sawn oak, oak veneer, cedar, mahogany, brass,
 copper, pewter, leaded glass, American
Stickley Brothers
1904
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