Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 387
-worker and Furniture Manufacturer. The first, published in our Febru-ary issue, was devoted to the Chippendale style; the second, in our Juneissue, to the Hepielwhite style; the third, in our July issue, to the Adamstyle. The series will be brought to a close, not by the present articleon the… … Sheraton product. Always the units are precise andof a diminutive negative order. Chippendale is virile,breezy, flamboyant; Sheraton, formal, quret, sedate;Chippendale is masculine, Sheraton feminine. Bothstyles, however, have grown out of the thought andneed of the periods which produced them.…
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