HISTORY14: ENGLISH LATE RENAISSANCE (MAHOGANY)

English Late renaissance

Age of Mahogany

Thomas Chippendale

A famous furniture maker who wrote the "director"

Mathias Lock

pioneered Rococo style in England.

Ribband back Chair

A chair with interlacing ribbons at the back

Pembroke table

a light drop-leaf table for occasional use with two drawers and flaps on sides. Originally intended as side table. Named after Earl of Pembroke

Late Georgian

early English neoclassic. The golden age of furniture during English period

Robert Adam

"All elements in house should blend in a single relationship" An Architect who considers interiors with architectural work

State Bed

A combination of Ducheese and Polonaise bed

George Hepplewhite

Furniture maker who utilizes medallion, interlaced heart, hoop, camel and shieldback for chairs

Thomas Sheraton

The apostle of straight lines

Twin bed

two single bed attached byt a canopy

Carlton house desk

flat table with U-shaped drawers (sloped upward flat tops surrounding the side)