Item features Extendable Table/Card Table in the Queen Anne Style

Extendable Table/Card Table in the Queen Anne Style

We present you this extendable card table in the Queen Anne style.

The Queen Anne style in furniture making and internal furnishing was popularized in England during the reign of Anna Stuart (1702-1714). In furniture making, it was characterized by the Eclectic combination of the late Renaissance and Baroque forms, as well as Dutch and Far Eastern influences (the use of lacquer). The favorite material was walnut wood. The furniture was lighter than in the Baroque, had smooth, fluid shapes, and was characterized by comfort, and moderate decorations. The forms of acanthus leaves and shells dominated in the ornamentation. New types of furniture became popular then, such as: couch, desk, cabinet-bookcase, and linen closet.

Later on, a different version of the style was developed -- more ornamental. The Queen Anne style was an inspiration for English ebénistes and furniture designers, such as: T. Chippendale, G. Hepplewhite, and T. Sheraton.

 THE AUTHENTICITY (period of origin, type of material used in

 manufacturing) has been

confirmed by an experienced expert in vintage

 and antique items.

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 origin, the approximate

date and place of the item manufacturing.

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