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Queen for another day>
Kansas.com, KS - Oct 10, 2008>
The Queen Anne-style Aley House is one of six homes on this weekend's Midtown tour. BY ANNIE CALOVICH The 19th-century Aley House is undergoing a loving ...
Reproductions can be good buy>
Santa Rosa Press Democrat, CA - Oct 11, 2008>
Queen Anne lowboy, oak, 3 drawers above scrolled apron, spoon feet, 18th century, 30 x 33 inches, $710. Embroidered and appliqued velvet folk art wall ...
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Glossary of furniture terms: quatrefoil, Queen Anne, rail, rake, reclining chair, refectory table, reeding, ribband-back, Rococo, roll-top desk, rush seat.
Glossary of common furniture terms: Q & R
Quatrefoil - An ornamental figure divided into four foils, leaves or lobes.Queen Anne - 18th century style featuring simple designs and soft shapes, typically made of cherry or mahogany and more formal in nature.
Rail - The horizontal piece of support or design (e.g. base rail of a sofa).
Rake - The angle or slant of a non-vertical leg.
Reclining Chair - An upholstered chair or rocker that reclines back.
Refectory Table - Short table with extension leaves stored underneath and pulled out from the ends.
Reeding - The reverse of fluting, beaded lines projected onto a surface.
Ribband-back - A chair with back splats resembling an entwined ribbon.
Rococo - A style noted for ornate, asymmetrical designs with interpretations of the shell and running water carvings utilized by Louis XIV and XV periods.
Roll-top Desk - Desk where the writing table and compartments are enclosed by a curved slatted panel.
Rush Seat - A seat woven with a series of rushes.