In the card room where the table was used, tufted leather banquettes snuggle into two corners under the plaster shell sconces, also designed by Elkins. With its warm honey hue, the games table makes ...

30 x 54.25 x 26 in. (76.2 x 137.8 x 66 cm.) Baker Furniture (American, founded 1890). Burl and walnut veneer writing table in the Queen Anne taste, having three drawers, and rising on cabriolet legs ...

Queen Anne Maple Side Chair, ca. 1750 Queen Anne Maple Side Chair, ca. 1750 Share Appraiser ...

"Queen Anne is a term used by 20th-century collectors of English and American antiques to refer to most fashionable furniture produced within the years 1720–1760," says Sarah Fayen Scarlett ...

The furniture design began during King William III's reign (1650-1702), dominated during Queen Anne's tenure (1702 1714) and continued into George I's time on the throne (1714-1727).

Queen Anne ruled England from 1702 to 1714. The furniture made in America in the “Queen Anne” style was not made until about 1725 to 1750. The desks and other ...

In the days of Queen Anne and the early Georgian period, over-ornamentation was out, while walnut and mahogany were the woods of choice. Hugh Scully talks about William Kent, the first architect ...