Examples of His Work
- Victoria and Albert Museum: Frank Furness-designed chair from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (1876).
- Philadelphia Museum of Art: Frank Furness-designed desk and chair.
- Metropolitan Museum of Art: Aesthetic Movement exhibition cabinet.
- Art Institute of Chicago: "Fox and Crane" sideboard.
- Hudson River Museum/Glenview Mansion: Entrance Hall, Staircase, Ebony Library, Sitting Room cabinets, Parlor mantel, Dining Room sideboard (1876-77).
- Brooklyn Museum: Exhibition cabinet.
- Cleveland Museum of Art: Pedestal.
- University of Pennsylvania: "Honor Men Awards."
- University of Pennsylvania: Henry Charles Lea Library (1881). Removed from 2000 Walnut Street, Philadelphia in 1925; now installed in Van Pelt Library.
- Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute: Exhibition cabinet.
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Charles T. Parry House mirror (c. 1870-71). Now at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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Furness-Pabst cabinet doors (c. 1871), designed for Horace Howard Furness's library.
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Henry Charles Lea Library (1881), University of Pennsylvania.
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"Designs for Two Mantelpieces" (July 1887).
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