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e pierced. Theescutcheons usually were in the form of oval plates. During the Georgian period there came to promin-ence the great masters, such as Chippendale, the Bro-thers Adam, Heppelwhite, and Sheraton. It was Chippendales idea that the brass mountsshould lend a decorative effect to the general… … Queen Anne. Sheraton —Modernized Tudor Rose. Chippendale. these were sometimes fretted or pierced. On the moreelaborate Eurnilure, particularly that of the Frenchpattern, we find handles, escutcheons and key platesof the most elaborate and intricate rococo pattern. The furniture designed by the…
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