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Thomas Chippendale (1718–1779) was a cabinet-maker in London,
designing furniture in the mid-Georgian,
English Rococo, and
Neoclassical styles. In 1754...
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Chippendale in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Chippendale may
refer to:
Alfreda Chippendale (1842–1887),
American actress Chipps Chippendale, mountain...
- In architecture,
Chinese Chippendale refers to a
specific kind of
railing or
balustrade that was
inspired by the "
Chinese Chippendale"
designs of cabinetmaker...
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council in 1960. The
origins of the
bridge are
somewhat unusual. "
Chinese Chippendale" had been a
fashion of the mid-18th century, a time when the town...
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wooden pillars. The
storeys above this have
arcaded balconies with
Chinese Chippendale railings and
curved roofs. The
roofs are now of lead
although they...
- The
Chippendale Society,
charitable entity, to
preserve and
promote the name and work of
furniture maker Thomas Chippendale Chinese Chippendale (architecture)...
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Chippendale is a
small inner-city
suburb of Sydney, New
South Wales,
Australia on...
- pottery,
Chippendale furniture,
curvilinear Dutch gables with tall
finials of
carved coral stone and
corner chimneys. The
entrance portico,
Chinese Chippendale...
- ba****t in the
Federal style. It has a deck-on-hip roof
capped by a
Chinese Chippendale railing. The
front facade features a
portico with
paired Tuscan order...
- chandlery) and
living space above. The
interior living space displays Chinese Chippendale details. In 1944, the
house was
purchased by Mrs.
Louise Graves and...