The East India Company at Home, 1757–1857
One of the most famous names in furniture is Thomas Chippendale. He was an 18 th century English cabinet maker and designer (who created ...
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His elegant creations have graced the homes of aristocrats and millionaires; ironically Thomas Chippendale, the brilliant 18th century English furniture designer never quite achieved equal social status with his clients.
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Mrs. Arthur Connop , Bradfield Hall, near Reading, Berkshire, England (until 1898; her sale, July 4–17, 1898, lot 302); Richard A. Canfield , Providence, Rhode Island ; Marsden J. Perry (until 1936; sale, Anderson Galleries, New York, April 4, 1936, lot 267); William Randolph Hearst ; Irwin Untermyer (by 1958–64; to MMA)
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Chippendale is an American style of furniture. Learn to recognize it by looking at the legs, feet, and other distinguishing features of the pieces.
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POSSIBLY ENGLISH OR IRISH, LATE 18TH CENTURY
