1. Two carved chairs presented to Jackson by the Khedive of Egypt, when Jackson was President. 2. Portrait of General Jackson presented by Mrs. Thomas M. Stegor. 3. Portrait of Mrs. Jackson in ball dress. 5. Pair Dresden vases used in the White House while Jackson was President. 6. Bronze andirons, representing the Vestal Virgin. 7. Portrait of Andrew Jackson by Healy, the artist who was commissioned by Louis Philippe to paint the portrait, only two of which are in existence. The other one hangs in the Louvre, Paris, painted eight days before Jackson’s death. See Healy letter in Museum. 8. Opal vases presented by Andrew and Albert Marble Jackson. 9. Two liqueur bottles, presented by Lafayette to General Jackson. 10. One of a pair of brass lamps with crystal prisms used at the Hermitage by the Jackson family. Purchased from the heirs of Samuel Jackson Lawrence by the Ladies’ Hermitage Association. 11. Silver filigree basket. 12. Chair used in the White House during President Jackson’s administration. Presented by Miss Laura Friesbee of Washington, D. C. 13. Portrait of General Jackson by R. E. W. Earl, given by Mr. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst, Jr. _Back Parlor_ All furnishings in this room are also originals (except lace curtains and draperies). The chandelier, pier table, mahogany chair, two chairs and tilt top table with mother-of-pearl inlay, mahogany card table, two velvet chairs, Parian marble and French china vase on wall brackets, pair of Empire urn-shaped “mirror vases” on the mantle of Tennessee marble (duplicate of Italian marble one in front parlor), brass andirons and fender, gold oval mirror, beaded mat and silver candlestick are all pieces used at the Hermitage by the Jacksons.