Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 79
rtion ofone writer, as regards the Chippendale practice. SaysR. Davis Benn, in his interesting work on English fur-niture from the time of Queen Anne on, I need hardlyexplain that Chippendale was among the first in thiscountry (England) to employ, for the manufacture offurniture, Spanish mahogany… … manner, and are such as have become, in process oftime, generally associated with his name. Such chairswere expensive to build. Carved and rounded withthe loving care of the true craftsman who is notpressed for time, in every way they fulfil requirements.Always was the back carved by rounding so…
Furniture industry and trade · Woodworking industries
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