Tag Archives: Dining Room Furniture
Robert Adam (1760-1795)
This style is named for architect Robert Adam, who studied ancient architecture in Italy. While in England, he designed furniture with ...
Chippendale (1750-1790)
The Chippendale style is named after British designer and cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale, who published his furniture designs in "The...
Pennsylvania Dutch (1720-1830)
Pennsylvania Dutch is a simple, utilitarian American country style of furniture with Germanic influences. It is characterized by colorf...
Georgian (1714-1760)
The Georgian style is a more ornate version of Queen Anne with heavier proportions, elaborately carved cabriole legs terminating in a p...
Colonial Furniture
The Colonial style combines characteristics of William and Mary, Queen Anne, and Chippendale. Colonial furniture tended to be more cons...
Queen Anne (1700-1755)
The Queen Anne style is a refinement of the William and Mary style with a moderate proportion and graceful appearance. It is characteri...
William and Mary (1690-1725)
William and Mary is a European influenced style, named after the reign of William and Mary of England (1689-1694). William and Mary has...
Early American (1640-1700)
Early American furniture is rudimentary, utilitarian furniture made from local woods. It was brought from or modeled after European fur...
Jacobean (1600-1690)
Jacobean (1600-1690)
Jacobean is an English style of furniture, which is medieval in appearance with straight lines, rigid designs, stu...
Periodic of Antique Furniture
Each furniture style has several different and distinctive design elements that can easily be identified and recalled.
Louis XIV – Fren...
