Winterthur

The Henry Francis du Pont Winterthur Museum houses what has been called the largest and richest assembly of American decorative arts ever brought together. Winterthur was the home of the du Pont family and was inherited by Henry Francis du Pont in 1927.

Kindel selected the 'best-of-kind' examples of Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal and Empire furniture to be included in this collection. The complexities and details of these examples must be executed by a company whose skill and craftsmanship match those of the original artisans. Kindel, with its 100 years of Grand Rapids craftsmanship and experience, exemplifies that company.

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Winterthur Dining Room

83-010 Lannuier Dining Table	83-015 Phyfe-Style Dining Table	83-016 Phyfe-Style Dining Table	83-018 Phyfe-Style Dining Table	83-025 Empire Sideboard	83-028 New York Sideboard
83-054 New York China Cabinet	83-070 Philadelphia Chippendale Side Chair	83-071 Philadelphia Chippendale Armchair	83-072 Philadelphia Queen Anne Side Chair	83-073 Philadelphia Queen Anne Armchair	83-082 Seymour Side Chair
83-083 Seymour Armchair

Winterthur Occasional

83-002 Connecticut Chest of Drawers	83-801 New York Pembroke Table	83-807 Townsend Tea Table	83-811 Connecticut Side Table	83-814 Philadelphia Piecrust Tea Table	83-815 Seymour Occasional Table
83-816 Massachusetts Kettle Stand	83-840 Philadelphia Writing Desk	83-842 Massachusetts Bombe Desk	83-844 Updyke Rhode Island Desk and Bookcase	83-850 Philadelphia Dressing Table	83-865 Federal Cocktail Table

Winterthur Upholstery

42 Ottoman	83 New York Ottoman	143 George Bright Chair	254 Lolling Chair	353 Winterthur Wing Chair	412 Philadelphia Easy Chair
470 Philadelphia Bergere Chair	831 New York Lolling Chair	8398 Philadelphia Marlboro Sofa

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