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1925 Article Haverhill Adam Samuel Willard Sheraton Metropolitan Museum Art HB3 LHJ1 The ad features a newThis is an original 1925 four page duotone article (two double sided pages) of varoius rooms in the new American wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Shown is a room from Haverhill, Massachusetts, featuring furniture of Hepplewhite and Sheraton design, and a clock of mahogany made by Samuel Willard, Jr.; a room from Virginia offering a Chippendale influence; a room from Philadelphia; a drawing room from Baltimore; a room from Petersburg, Virginia;