Unidentified maker, New York State, possibly Albany, NY, or Mohawk Valley
Maker
1749-1763
Date:
Primary wood: mahogany; secondary woods: sweet gum, yellow poplar, white pine
Materials
29 1/2 H x 78 W x 71 D (open)
Dimensions
Originally owned by Sir William Johnson (1715-1774), British superintendent of Indian affairs of North America.
Provenance
Gift of the heirs of Major-General John Tayler Cooper
Credit
1899.1
Accession number