Enamel on unglazed porcelain; gilded silver mounts added by Friedrich Hillebrand (German, d. 1608), Nuremberg, Germany, about 1600, with later additions
about 1570–1580

Jacques-Frédéric Kirstein
Gold with enamel and glass mount
about 1820

Robert Markham watchmaker
Augustin Heckel goldsmith
Gold with enamel, silver, steel, blued steel, and gilded brass
about 1730

Ivory; silver crown added in the 19th century
about 1260

Attributed to Duncan Phyfe
Mahogany with mahogany veneers and secondary woods of cherry and white pine; brass-capped feet
about 1815–1825

Probably Michael Allison
Mahogany with mahogany veneers and secondary woods of maple and mahogany; brass casters; and modern upholstery
about 1815–1825

Hiram Powers
Marble
1869–1870

George Grey Barnard
Marble
about 1906

Jacques Frédéric Houriet clockmaker
David-Louis Courvoisier clockmaker
Marble and gilded bronze with glass, enamel, brass, and steel
about 1785

Possibly Johann Zeidler
Moss agate, gilded silver mounts, and enamel on copper overlay with rubies, garnets, emeralds, sapphires, citrine, and turquoise
mid 1600s

Pierre Roussel
Oak with rosewood, tulipwood, holly, sycamore, and fruitwood veneers; gilded bronze mounts; and marble top
about 1750

Raimundo de Madrazo y Garreta
Oil on canvas
1903