Chippendale - Page 4 of 14

Commissioned by U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R.N.H), Smith made this Dunlap-style replica with curly maple and finished it with a hand-brushed varnish.

Lowe’s Chippendale-style corner cabinet does double duty as an entertaiment center. Made with a trapezoidal back Lowe was able to gain enough interior space to house a TV. See his…

Newport-style secretary by Irion Co. Furniture Makers

Boston block-front bureau by John Bueti.

Piecrust table by Robert Richards.

These Pennsylvania-style spice boxes feature the use of figured walnut highlighted with brass hardware. The pieces are put together with traditional hand-cut dovetail joinery. See article in FW#124, pp. 37-41.

Erpelding’s cherry and ebony side table incorporated multiple design elements of 18th-century furniture. The diamond pattern on the sides and top are his interpretation of Chippendale fretwork.

Mahogany and silk damask Chippendale-style stool by Randall O’Donnell. The piece features hand-carved ball and claw feet.

Madorma crafted this Philadelphia-style highboy from cherry. Its aged appearance is enhanced by aniline dy, gel stain and antiqued brass pulls.

This 18th-century reproduction side table is made from walnut. It is based on an original by Thomas Elfe.