Names: Dunlop, James R. - ARVAS Search Results

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BW-3442 - Banquet Hall [New Room] - view from southeast corner showing Palladian Box 2 (5x7), Object MISSING, Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3443 - Banquet Hall [New Room] - view toward southeast corner showing door to Music room & exterior door and 2 paintings Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3444 - Detail of oval mirror, bracket & candelabra - Banquet Hall [New Room] Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3445 - Music room [Little Parlor] - view of west wall, harpsichord closed Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3447/A-B - Mahogany card table - Music room [Little Parlor] Box 2 (5x7)

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BW-3450 - West Parlor [Front Parlor] - toward fireplace, north door closed Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3451 - Lacquer dressing case Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3452 - Downstairs Bedchamber - mirror and table Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3454 - Dining Room - across table toward southwest window Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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BW-3455 - Chippendale chair in Study Box 2 (5x7), Drawer Photographic print

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