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Sofa by Unknown — VisualArtsDB

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Decorative arts-furniture
Sofa

Sofa

Sofa

Genre: Decorative arts-furniture
Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, DC, US

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Decorative Arts-Furniture

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furnishingsCouch

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[Ships docked in harbor]

[Ships docked in harbor]

Unknown, 1860

Coin necklace

Coin necklace

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New York, 2006, at Canal Street and Broadway

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Textile sample

Textile sample

Unknown, 1900

[Beach scene]

[Beach scene]

Unknown, 1865

Charity, Organizations: United States. Massachusetts. Boston. Publicity for Social Work. (1) Letter Heads. (2) Inserts. (3) Subscription blanks: The Church Home Society: to remind you ?

Charity, Organizations: United States. Massachusetts. Boston. Publicity for Social Work. (1) Letter Heads. (2) Inserts. (3) Subscription blanks: The Church Home Society: to remind you ?

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Head from a Statue of a Male Figure

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Untitled

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Engraved Gem

Engraved Gem

Unknown, 1600

[Picturesque America: Silver Lake, Ohio]

[Picturesque America: Silver Lake, Ohio]

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Design for a Medieval Fountain

Design for a Medieval Fountain

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Housing, Improved: United States. Housing Exhibit of George B. Post & Sons: Concrete Unit Construction Showing Effective Use of Projecting Slabs: Conzelman, Herding & Boyd.

Housing, Improved: United States. Housing Exhibit of George B. Post & Sons: Concrete Unit Construction Showing Effective Use of Projecting Slabs: Conzelman, Herding & Boyd.

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