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Louis XVI Pompeii and Herculaneum Piranesi Angelica Kauffmann Jean Henri Riesener Martin Carlin Mahogany Entrelacs Guilloches Vitruvian scrolls Husk chains Drapery festoons Bowknots and ribbons Die at top of the leg Quiver leg Medallion back fauteuil Rectagular back fauteuil Let a la Turque Chiffonnier Tricoteuse Gueridon-table Table a pupitre Entre-deux Encoignures Tables a dejeuner Secretaire a abattant Commode-desserte Desserte Vitrine Directoire & Empire The National Convention The Directory (Directorate) Emperor of France Percier and Fontaine Jacques Louis David Madame Recamier Georges Jacob Malmaison Klismos Saber leg Lion monopodium Sofa a la pommier Meridiene Lit en bateau Incurvate triangular plinth base Bronze appliques
Adam Works in Architecture Scagliola Satinwood Harewood Stringing lines Paterae Lyre Sideboard and pedestals with urns Hepplewhite The Cabinet Maker And Upholsterer’s Guide Prince of Wales feather emblem Adam-Hepplewhite style Cabriole Hepplewhite Turned -leg Hepplewhite Tapered-leg Hepplewhite Characteristic legs used by Hepplewhite Chairs: Camel-back Shield back Heart-shaped Oval Circular Cartouche-shape (pear) Bannister-back Spider-back Ladder-back Sideboard Pembroke table Tambour writing table Characteristic sofa pieces Characteristic glazing bars
Sheraton The Cabinetmaker And Upholsterer’s Drawing Book (Early Sheraton) Characteristic legs used by Sheraton Characteristic chairs of Early Sheraton Characteristic legs Painted pieces Characteristic legs detail on tables and case goods (break through apron to top) Characteristic arms on sofa pieces Characteristic glazing bars Quartetto tables Carlton House writing table Splayed tetrapod base English Regency George, Prince of Wales Henry Holland Thomas Hope George Smith The Cabinet Dictionary Containing An Explanation Of All The Terms Used In The Cabinet, Chair And Upholstery Branches With Directions For Varnishing, Polishing And Gilding (aka The Dictionary) (Late Sheraton) The Cabinet-Maker, Upholsterer and General Artist’s Encyclopaedia (aka The Encyclopaedia) (Late Sheraton) Rosewood Brass Stringing lines Lion mask, loose-ring Curule shape chairs Drum table with splayed tetrapod base Rent Table Hunt Table (wine table) Brass trellis-work with silk curtains Stencil work
American Federal Hepplewhite Sheraton American Directoire (Late Sheraton or Early Empire) American Empire (shaggy paw feet Pineapple designs Fancy Chairs Hitchcock chairs Martha Washington/lolling Chair Butler’s Sideboard/Salem Secretary Girandole (convex) mirror Pier table Samual McIntire Duncan Phyfe Architecture Jacques Ange Gabriel, Petit Trianon, Versailles Jacques Germaine Soufflot, Pantheon, Paris (Ste. Genevieve) Pericer and Fontaine, Rue de Rivoli, Paris John Wood, The Royal Cresent, Bath, England William Chambers, Somerset House, London Robert Adam, Kedleston, Osterley, Kenwood House John Nash, plan for London, Regent’s Park to Saint James Park (see also the Royal Pavilion at Brighton) Sir John Soane, Bank of England, London and his own house in London Thomas Jefferson, Monticello, University of Virginia, (with Benjamin Henry Latrobe) Benjamin Henry Latrobe, Catholic Cathedral, Baltimore Samuel McIntyre, Pingree House, Salem, MA. Charles Bulfinch, MA. State House, Harrison-Gray Otis House, CT. State House, Washington, DC capitol dome
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