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Originally a guestroom, the Chippendale Bedroom borrows its name from a style of 18th-century furniture inspired by the influential English cabinetmaker Thomas Chippendale. The brilliantly red centerpiece, a bedstead, would have been the room’s most labor-intensive piece of furniture to create in the 1700s. It required the skills of many artisans, including a cabinetmaker, an upholsterer, and a carver.

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Side Chair (one of a set of four)
Unknown American
c. 1750–1800
Mahogany, birch; birch
B.69.135.2
Desk and Bookcase
Unknown American
c. 1780–1800
Mahogany; eastern white pine
B.69.139
Bedstead
Unknown American
c. 1750–1800
Mahogany
B.69.137
Chest of Drawers
Nathaniel Gould
c. 1760–1800
Mahogany; eastern white pine
B.69.136
Barber's Basin
Unknown Chinese
c. 1730–1750
Hard-paste porcelain
B.97.1
Punch Bowl (one of a pair)
Unknown English
c. 1760
Tin-glazed earthenware (delftware)
B.49.5.1
A New Method of Macarony Making, as practiced at Boston in North America
Unknown English
1775
Etching and engraving on laid paper
B.2013.2
Dressing Table
Unknown American
c. 1740–1800
Black walnut; southern yellow pine, Atlantic white cedar, yellow-poplar, and spruce
B.66.15
Portable Diptych Sundial
Unknown German
c. 1775–1825
Wood, paper, glass, brass, magnet, and string
B.91.50
Wine Glass
Unknown English
c. 1750–1770
Lead glass
B.59.74.1
Wine Glass
Unknown English
c. 1750–1770
Lead glass
B.59.74.3
Sconce (one of a pair)
Unknown American
c. 1750–1800
Brass
B.76.247.2
Sconce (one of a pair)
Unknown American
c. 1750–1800
Brass
B.76.247.1
Side Chair
James Graham
c. 1755–1775
Mahogany; soft maple and red oak
B.2017.18
Stand
Unknown American
c. 1785–1810
Mahogany; soft maple
B.69.214
Pocketbook
Unknown American
c. 1770–1800
Wool and linen
B.69.155
What is this my Son Tom
Unknown English
1774
Mezzotint on laid paper
B.2015.7
Shoehorn
Unknown English
18th century
Brass
B.2008.11
Candlestick
Unknown English
c. 1700–1725
Brass
B.60.2
scan from file photograph
Unknown English
c. 1740–1760
Tin-glazed earthenware (delftware)
B.74.21
Sofa
Unknown American
c. 1750–1800
Mahogany; mahogany, white oak, red oak, and spruce
B.69.142
John Wilkes Esq.
William Hogarth
c. 1763
Etching and engraving on wove paper
B.2024.7
Easy Chair
Unknown American
c. 1730–1775
Soft maple; soft maple, eastern white pine, and elm.
B.60.90
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