Chippendale Bedroom

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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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Pair of Side Chairs
George Bright
c. 1750–1805
Mahogany and black cherry; soft maple
B.69.138.1,.2
Side Chair
James Graham
c. 1755–1775
Mahogany; soft maple and red oak
B.2017.18
Stand
c. 1785–1810
Mahogany; soft maple
B.69.214
Pocketbook
c. 1770–1800
Wool and linen
B.69.155
Shoehorn
18th century
Brass
B.2008.11
Candlestick
c. 1700–1725
Brass
B.60.2
scan from file photograph
c. 1740–1760
Tin-glazed earthenware (delftware)
B.74.21
Sofa
c. 1750–1800
Mahogany; mahogany, white oak, red oak, and spruce
B.69.142
Mug
c. 1765–1775
Lead-glazed earthenware (creamware)
B.89.14
Easy Chair
c. 1730–1775
Soft maple; soft maple, eastern white pine, and elm.
B.60.90
Dressing Glass
c. 1760–1790
Mahogany; eastern white pine, mirrored glass
B.2001.6
Chest of Drawers
c. 1760–1800
Mahogany; eastern white pine
B.76.161
Side Chair (one of a set of four)
c. 1750–1800
Mahogany, birch; birch
B.69.135.2
Desk and Bookcase
c. 1780–1800
Mahogany; eastern white pine
B.69.139
Bedstead
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
c. 1730–1750
Hard-paste porcelain
B.97.1
Punch Bowl (one of a pair)
c. 1760
Tin-glazed earthenware (delftware)
B.49.5.1
c. 1740–1800
Black walnut; southern yellow pine, Atlantic white cedar, yellow-poplar, and spruce
B.66.15
Portable Diptych Sundial
c. 1775–1825
Wood, paper, glass, brass, magnet, and string
B.91.50
Pair of Wall Pockets
Thomas Whieldon
c. 1755–1775
Lead-glazed earthenware (creamware)
B.56.111.1,.2
Wine Glass
c. 1750–1770
Lead glass
B.59.74.1
Wine Glass
c. 1750–1770
Lead glass
B.59.74.3
Sconce (one of a pair)
c. 1750–1800
Brass
B.76.247.2
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