The colonial period was heavily influenced by pieces from england during this time including william and mary queen anne and chippendale although the american versions tended to be far less ornamental and more conservative.
Chippendale furniture time period.
The style grew strong from 1750 1780 in england and american colonies.
Chippendale furniture is as popular as ever today helping people create a period elegance in their homes.
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Most dominant in america from about 1750 to 1780 the style got its name after a cabinet maker from the 18th century thomas chippendale who designed reproductions of popular english taste of the time with elements of english chinese and gothic decorative pieces.
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When the topic of antique furniture comes to mind the name chippendale is the first to think of as one of the most famous styles.
Thomas chippendale had a vision to combine multiple design cultures to create the much desired chippendale style.
Many reproductions of the chippendale style were produced around 1900 during the late victorian period.
Finishes were often oil varnish paint or wax over a stain.
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The columns pediments and balance inherent in greek and roman design were reinterpreted and found their way into his furniture.
Chippendale various styles of furniture fashionable in the third quarter of the 18th century and named after the english cabinetmaker thomas chippendale.
He was buried 16 novembe.
Thomas chippendale was born in otley in the west riding of yorkshire england in june 1718.
In the 1760 s chippendale used the classic period for inspiration.
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He became a cabinet maker in london designing furniture in the mid georgian english rococo and neoclassical styles.
While these are antiques in their own right today in comparison they do not have the finely crafted details found in early chippendale style pieces nor do they command the prices of true period furniture.
The designs are regarded as representing the current british fashion for furniture of that period and are now reproduced globally.
In 1754 he published a book of his designs titled the gentleman and cabinet maker s director upon which success he became renowned.
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