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	Thomas Chippendale - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chippendale has even shared with Sir William Chambers the obloquy of introducing the Chinese style, but he appears to have done nothing worse than "conquer," as Alexandre Dumas used to call it, the ideas of other people.
		Chippendale's work has stood the supreme test of posterity more completely than that of any of his rivals or successors; and, unlike many men of genius, we know him to have been warmly appreciated in his lifetime.
		Chippendale was buried on the 13th of November 1779, apparently at the church of St Martin-in-the-Fields, and administration of his intestate estate was granted to his widow Elizabeth.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Thomas_Chippendale (1382 words)

	Chippendale
		Thomas Chippendale's new and different-looking chairs and tables were the vogue in England, but it was at least 1755 before cabinetmakers in America copied any of Chippendale's designs.
		For a time, too, many of Chippendale's pieces borrowed from the rococo appearance of French Louis XV furniture and were really an embellishment of the simpler Queen Anne style by means of elaborate lines and touches.
		Chippendale also used gilding, some veneer, and fretwork galleries around small tables and the tops of cabinet pieces as other forms of decoration.
	www.theantiquesalmanac.com /chippendale.htm (863 words)

	In this section we have included some materials for students and non-students to use. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The earliest trustworthy evidence of Chippendale's presence in London is his marriage licence recording this event at St George's Chapel, Mayfair "19 May 1748 Thomas Chippendale and Catherine Redshaw of St Martin-in-the-Fields".
		During 1753 Chippendale was busy producing drawings for his ambitious publication The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director and so needed a smart address from which to launch it and contrive an opportunity to dedicate it to the Earl of Northumberland.
		Chippendale also bought in certain items and the extent of his sub-contracting to outworkers or specialists is not fully known.
	www.chippendale.co.uk /theschool/research.htm (2523 words)

	Chippendale--The Royalty of Antique Furniture
		Chippendale created his Director as a catalogue from which his wealthy patrons could choose particular elements for their furniture, which would then be custom made for them in his workshop.
		While there are six different basic Chippendale style legs–the lion’s paw, the ball and claw, the late Chippendale, the Marlborough, the club and the spade–he based three of them on the cabriole shape which is an elegant, serpentine style ending in a distinctive foot.
		Chippendale never employed a maker’s mark, so the only method of establishing his authorship is to find one of his original bills, usually preserved among estate papers, or equivalent documentation.
	www.theantiquesalmanac.com /chippendalefurniture.htm (2142 words)

	Antiques Roadshow/Antique Speak: Chippendale
		Chippendale mixed and melded the extravagantly sinuous Rococo style with the Gothic and Chinese styles to come up with a hybrid that was embraced on both sides of the Atlantic, displacing the more angular Queen Anne style.
		Chippendale brought prominence to his designs in 1754 by publishing the detailed Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, one of the earliest furniture design books, which was devoured by both makers and sellers of furniture.
		It is interesting to note, however, that despite the forms with which his name is today synonymous, Chippendale's reputation in his own day was as a maker of furniture, a career that spanned several decades and a range of styles.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/pages/roadshow/speak/chippendale.html (351 words)

	AllRefer.com - Thomas Chippendale (Interior Design And Home Furnishings, Biography) - Encyclopedia
		Chippendale's Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director, an illustrated trade catalog first published in 1754, was widely influential in England and America.
		Chippendale's name is emphatically identified with the extensive variety of chair types that he developed : from geometrical to Chinese, lattice, or sumptuously carved and interlaced forms.
		Chippendale's style, quickly imported to America, was imitated by a number of expert cabinetmakers.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/C/Chippend.html (420 words)

	Thomas Chippendale biography
		Thomas Chippendale was born in Otley, Yorkshire, in 1718, the son of a carpenter.
		Catherine Chippendale died in 1772, and Thomas remarried in 1775, to Elizabeth Davis.
		From the 1760's Chippendale was influenced heavily by the Neoclassical work of architect Robert Adam, with whom he worked on several large projects, notably at Harewood House and Nostell Priory.
	www.britainexpress.com /History/bio/chippendale.htm (364 words)

	Chippendale, Thomas. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Among the numerous pieces stamped with his style, it is possible to assign unquestionably to his own workshop only those for which the original bills still remain, as in the case of Harewood House and Nostell Priory, whose furnishings were created by him.
		Chippendale’s name is emphatically identified with the extensive variety of chair types that he developed—from geometrical to Chinese, lattice, or sumptuously carved and interlaced forms.
		Chippendale’s varied output also included desks; mirror frames; hanging bookshelves; settees, with which he was especially successful; china cabinets and bookcases, frequently with fretted cornices and latticework glazed doors; and tables with delicately fretted galleries and distinctive cluster-column legs of Gothic inspiration.
	www.bartleby.com /65/ch/Chippend.html (308 words)

	From Chippendale's Workshop
		The furniture of Thomas Chippendale was never cheap, and the sound workmanship and good quality of that made by contemporary makers, and those who had learned their art under him, indicate that there were no common imitations of the great master's designs.
		Thomas Chippendale could not have been narrow-minded in his views, nor could he have wished to retain the sole copyright of his designs, for his book was sold with the avowed object of inducting other master men in the designs he was wishful to popularise.
		Referring to some well-known examples of noted sets made by Chippendale, Mr Cescinsky, in his work "English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century," mentions a set of chairs said to have been made for Marie Antoinette on a model which was evidently repeated more than once.
	www.oldandsold.com /articles17/furniture-66.shtml (3576 words)

	Chippendales, The Show
		This all-male revue is definitely geared to please the female audience members, and the Chippendale boys do their best to play out a plethora of fantasies for these women.
		The Chippendale’s name is a brand name that is recognized all over the world and is synonymous with gorgeous and perfect men entertaining women with their sexy stylings of dance.
		The Chippendale dancers were established in 1979, and since then, they have continually been able to fascinate and intrigue women in clubs and shows on a global scale.
	www.igoshows.com /reviews/review68.html (500 words)

	Chippendale Antiques :: Newel Art Antiques (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Famous Chippendale Antiques furniture and lighting pieces were lavishly designed using natural elements such as italian glass, often Chippendale Antiques with housing fountains with classical sculpture, throughout Europe.
		Furniture designs from this period by Chippendale as well as by Darly and Manwaring, often suggest the natural shape and form of the original timber, sprouting as twigs and boughs interlaced to become chair backs and legs.
		Chippendale Antiques antique furniture and lighting is an exceptional example of the revival of this rococo aesthetic, extending the tradition of naturalised Chippendale Antiques and man controlling nature, by reconstructing a natural twig and branch rustic look from skilfully carved solid timber.
	www.newel.com /chippendale_antiques.htm (300 words)

	Chippendale Printing : About Us
		Balancing high quality and attention to detail with the need to deliver on time and within budget demands the highest levels of technical skill and management expertise and frequently one is achieved at the expense of the other.
		Chippendale has solved this difficult equation by focusing on three key aspects of our business.
		Everyone at Chippendale has a total commitment to excellence, in both printing and service.
	www.chippendale.biz /aboutus.html (281 words)

	Thomas Chippendale
		Thomas Chippendale, the best-known English cabinetmaker and author of The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker´s Director (1754; 2nd edition, 1755; 3rd edition, 1762) was born in Yorkshire, the son of a carpenter.
		Several of Chippendale´s designs are so elaborate and fantastic as to be impractical to be carved in mahogany or other hardwood.
		Chippendale´s finest furniture is in the neo-classical style introduced by Robert Adam, and is, therefore, very different from that which is commonly associated with his name.
	www.sackheritagegroup.com /articles/articles.php?articleID=21 (941 words)

	Furniture : Chippendale : All Items on Ruby Lane
		A fabulous set of 12 late 19th century Chippendale style side chairs having a carved crest with padded seat and back supported on cabriole legs ending in ball and claw feet.
		A magnificent Chippendale side table in Ebony finish with shaped top, the frieze elaborately pierced carved in floral scrolls, resting on ornately carved cabriole legs, headed by acanthus scrolls and ending in paw feet.
		This beautiful mahogany Chippendale dining room suite consists of a table with three leaves, six dining chairs, a glass front stepback china cabinet and a buffet.
	search.rubylane.com /search/,id=32.3.html (1172 words)

	Chippendale antiques, collectibles, articles and information
		Thomas Chippendale (1714-1779) was an English furniture maker in the mid 18th century whose work was influenced by English, French and Chinese furniture design.
		Early Chippendale furniture used the cabriole leg which is a serpentine style ending with a lion’s paw, ball and claw or the club.
		Antique Chippendale’s would be hand carved which is irregular in depth and never exactly symmetrical because it’s virtually impossible for even a master artisan to achieve it.
	www.antiqueweb.com /articles/chippendale_antiques.html (648 words)

	Kitchen Manufacturers, Kitchen Manufacturer: Omega PLC UK (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chippendale Kitchens, one of the leading kitchen furniture manufacturers, embody the highest principles of design, the finest natural materials and the ultimate in time honoured craftsman-based techniques to develop a range of over 40 kitchen styles.
		Chippendale, one of the UK's premium kitchen manufacturers provide kitchens that are supplied from stock in ready-to-assemble form and are available within two weeks.
		Please click here to view the Chippendale range of kitchens and then visit one of our Approved Chippendale Studios who will be happy to discuss your kitchen design in further detail.
	www.chippendalekitchens.co.uk (116 words)

	Life in Chippendale
		If you live in Chippendale, are willing to put a bit of time into your writing and to engage with residents with quite different points of view, then email me at steven underscore noble at iprimus dot com dot au about obtaining your own Life In Chippendale contributor account.
		This report by the Coalition of Chippendale Community Groups about their meeting with Frank Sartor is certainly worth a read.
		In response, City of Sydney agrees there is a need to better link Chippendale to Victoria Park, but argues that a pedestrian crossing is a better option that a bridge, and says a request is with the RTA already.
	life-in-chippendale.blogspot.com (3704 words)

	Chippendale Furniture - Associated Content
		Named for its designer, Thomas Chippendale, this style of mid-18th century furniture is in great demand by collectors the world over.
		Thomas Chippendale was a cabinetmaker and furniture designer that made a name for himself by publishing his designs.
		Characteristics of a Chippendale chair include the following: chair arms that are slightly curved outward or are flat, wood made of mahogany or cherry, cabriole legs with decorative knees, and a back that is shaped like a horseshoe, square, or trapezoid.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/19176/chippendale_furniture.html (422 words)

	Guide to the Chippendale Furniture Style from Connected Lines
		The Chippendale style is named after British designer and cabinet maker Thomas Chippendale who published his furniture designs in "The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director" in 1754.
		The Chippendale style can be classified into three types: French influence, Chinese influence and Gothic influence.
		In the United States, the Chippendale style was a more elaborate development of the Queen Anne style with cabriole legs, ball-and-claw foot, and broken pediment scroll top on tall case pieces.
	www.connectedlines.com /styleguide/style08.htm (248 words)

	Antiques : By Period, Style : Chippendale :
		It is 18th century has Chippendale style edges and a wonderful mythical beast with dragon aspects in the middle along with a crown.
		This is a fine quality mirror with a beautiful flame grained wood veneer and gilt gold gesso highlights which include a sea shell and acanthus leaves.
		This is the large size all sterling silver 2 piece salad set in the stunning Chippendale pattern by Gorham.
	search.rubylane.com /antiques/,id=4.5.17.html (1189 words)

	Chippendale Dining Table
		This Chippendale style dining table was modeled after several tables which were built in the Williamsburg Virginia area in the late 18th century.
		Although the ball and claw foot style is typically identified with the Chippendale period, this table could be considered a transitional piece (late Queen Anne / Early Chippendale) - fitting in very well with either Queen Anne or Chippendale pieces.
		The table is constructed of solid curly cherry with hand carved ball and claw feet and carved shells on the knees.
	members.tripod.com /dave-beach/chippendale_table.htm (294 words)

	Chippendale Planter
		These classic Chippendale design planter are constructed with Northern White Cedar for outdoor and indoor use.
		Square dado are cut into the frames and the tongue and groove wall panels are inserted into the u channel to form a neat and strong structure.
		Joinery of the planters are combination of mortise and tenon with locking bolts and nuts to hold heavy loads.
	www.mastergardenproducts.com /chippendaleplanter.htm (227 words)

	Chippendale by Towle silver flatware at affordable prices, active and discontinued (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		In 1682 William Moulton II (1664-1732) left the family farm in Hampton, New Hampshire and settled near the Merrimac River in a section of Newbury, Massachusetts that was later to become Newburyport.
		Introduced in 1937, Chippendale owes its design directly to the great master for whom it is named.
		The graceful, curving leg of an 18th century chair is the inspiration for the sweeping curves in every detail of this design.
	www.silverqueen.com /sterling_silver_flatware/chippendale.asp (406 words)

	Chippendale hunk gallery - shrine to the soap hunks - Are you looking for hunks trunks or muscular hunks naked ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Chippendale hunk gallery - shrine to the soap hunks - are you looking for hunks trunks or muscular hunks naked ?
		The chippendale hunk gallery and speedo pics hunks can ONLY be accessed by legal adults (over 18 or 21).
		All models herein depicted were over 18 at the time of depiction and were copmensated for their play.
	www.megacities.us /gay-hunks/chippendale-hunk-gallery.html (197 words)

	Chippendale Contractors, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		At Chippendale, you'll find we always go the extra step to help make you an informed home buyer.
		So if you're considering a new home, chances are we've got one that's right for you, in a neighborhood you'll love and at a price you can afford.
		And when you choose a Chippendale home, you can always count on us for the quality and value you demand and deserve.
	www.chippendalecontractors.com (195 words)

	Antique Chippendale Furniture - Apter-Fredericks
		Chippendale's reputation as the most eminent of all cabinet makers is internationally known.
		A George III Chippendale period Mahogany Library Breakfront Bookcase
		A Pair of George III Chippendale Period Mirrors
	www.apter-fredericks.com /chippendale.htm (111 words)

	WingTsun Australia Chippendale Headquarters - Home
		The WingTsun school Chippendale is the premier location to learn the famous Leung Ting WingTsun Kung Fu system which is renown world wide for its realistic self defence approach.
		The WingTsun School Chippendale is located in the same premises for over six years and offers excellent training facilities with an abundance of natural light and air on over 220sqm.
		If you are after coordination, fitness, improved self confidence, fear management and at the same time would like to learn how to defend yourself in a friendly and professional atmosphere we are the right school for you.
	www.wingtsun-chippendale.com /index.html (739 words)

	Chippendale Furniture - Suppliers, Vendors, Sources, Manufacturers - Oldhouseweb.com
		Styles include William and Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Sheraton.
		Beds, chests, tables, chairs in the styles of William and Mary, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Sheraton and Hepplewhite.
		Stroudsburg, PA Fine reproduction chairs and furniture with styles including Windsor, Chippendale, Queen Anne and ladderbacks.
	www.oldhouseweb.com /suppliers_of/12937_Chippendale_Furniture_.shtml (260 words)

	Chippendale (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		"During his long life as a craftsman, Chippendale saw at least five important styles develop and some of them wane, and all of these he either greatly influenced or at least did distinctive work in them.
		A period in Chippendale's work, in the mid-18th century, when he was greatly influenced by chinoiserie, Chinese motifs, and the work of Sir William Chambers.
		The Chippendale Rococo style is an American (and English) version of European
	ah.bfn.org /f/fdesigners/chipp/chipp.html (729 words)

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