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The Collection: Living Room
Tweet We’re in the living room today, looking at the inlaid piano, although there is also a Stickley piano upstairs in the girls’ bedroom. Inlaid Piano Dimensions: 62 1/2″ W x 57″ H x 29″ D Materials: Oak with inlays … Continue reading
The Collection: The Girls’ Room
Tweet We’re back in the girls’ bedroom for this week’s featured piece. This inlaid chest of drawers matches the inlaid bed in the same room. Inlaid chest of drawers Dimensions: 36″ W x 51″ H x 18 1/2″ D Materials: … Continue reading
The Collection: The Girls' Room
Tweet If you can’t make it to New Jersey to visit our museum and historic site in person, you can view photos and read about the pieces in our collection. This first piece is one of two beds upstairs in … Continue reading