Henry VIII
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1509-1547 |
TUDOR PERIOD
Gothic
Ecclesiastical
Renaissance Design |
OAK
Fruit woods-Beech-Ash-Elm for country furniture |
Edward VI |
1547-1553 |
Mary I |
1553-1558 |
Elizabeth |
1558-1603 |
ELIZABETHAN PERIOD
Renaissance |
Low relief carving-some paint & guilding inlay |
James I |
1603-1625 |
STUART PERIOD
Jacobean
Renaissance Classicism
Dutch Influence |
using fruit woods-beech-ash-holly-sycamore-bone-ivory-mother of pearl |
Charles I |
1625-1649 |
Commonwealth |
1649-1660 |
Puritan style |
Tapestry manufacturey |
Restoration |
1660 |
CAROLEAN PERIOD
Restoration Period
1ste Chinoiserie
Spanish Influence
Netherlands |
WALNUT
cane for seats & backs of chairs-veneer parquetry-oysterwood-laburnum-box holly-floral marquetry using |
Charles II |
1649-1685 |
James II |
1685-1689 |
Hugenot Influence |
holly woods-burr walnut-ebony |
William III & Mary |
1689-1702 |
Dutch Influence |
Carving lime & pine for gesso & guilding-silvering-oriental english lacquer |
Anne |
1702-1714 |
Baroque |
Arebesque “seaweed” marquetry using box or holly & walnut |
George I |
1714-1727 |
GEORGIAN PERIOD
Palladian Revival
Baroque
Rococo
Gothic
2nd Chinoiserie |
solid walnut |
George II |
1727-1760 |
MAHOGANY
Jamaican-Cuban |
George III |
1760-1820 |
CLASSICAL REVIVAL
French taste
REGENCY PERIOD
Graeco Roman
Neo-Classical
Empire-Trafalgar
3rd Chinoiserie
Egyptian
Old French-Gothic
Early English Revival |
Honduras
Painted furniture
satinwood-kingwood etc.
exotic woods for veneers
marquetry revival
Gilding-Lacquers & Buhl |
Regency |
1811-1820 |
George IV |
1820-1830 |
William IV |
1830-1837 |
VICTORIAN PERIOD
Gothic-Rustic
Modern English-Art Nouveau-
Japanese |
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Victoria |
1837-1901 |
Edward VII |
1901-1910 |
EDWARDIAN PERIOD
Queen Anne, Sheraton and Chippendale Style Reproductions |
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