Vermont Furniture

Musical Tall Case Clock, ca. 1810
Nichols Goddard (1773-1823)
Vermont was booming in the early years of the republic, and saw an influx of migrants from all the more populous parts of New England. Vermont furniture reflects the sophisticated trends from a number of urban centers, often translated into native woods such as cherry and figured maple. Bennington Museum has one of the richest collections of Vermont furniture, strong in signed pieces.

Rocking Chair, 1838
Henry Freeman Dewey (1800- 1882)

Tea Table, 1765-1775
Attributed to Jedediah Dewey (1714-1778)

Sideboard, ca. 1798
Unknown

Chest of Drawers, 1817
Daniel Loomis (1798-1833)

Blanket Chest, ca. 1825
Unknown

Card table, ca. 1810
Unknown
