1760-1800
GUSN-72434
Rectangular, stepped top; Four graduated drawers; Fluted 1/4 columns; bracket feet
chests of drawers
case furniture
brass (alloy)
carving (processes)
mahogany (wood)
tulipwood (Brazilian, wood)
Port Orford cedar (wood)
yellow pine (wood, general)
Chippendale
Mahogany
Tulip Poplar
Cedar
Pine
Brass
Carved
Chippendale
Chest Of Drawers
Original to Codman House (Lincoln, Mass.),
Unknown
32.5 x 34 x 20.5 (HxWxD) (inches)
Bequest of Dorothy S.F.M. Codman
1969.626
Pennsylvania (United States)
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