Queen Anne Lowboy

  This Queen Anne Lowboy (dressing table) was handmade using the proportions of some of the finest Queen Anne furniture ever built, with graceful curves and a fan carved center drawer. This mahogany dressing table has a book matched top and cabriole legs with pad feet.  A hand rubbed french polish finish and reproduction hardware complete this piece. Ht: 31”  Wd: 35” Dp: 21”

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    We build handmade reproduction furniture and custom furniture to order. We build Highboys and Lowboy dressing tables in a variety of styles. We can design new, work from our large selection of resources, or work from a photograph, whether it is from your favorite magazine or of an unattainable antique, anything is possible. We will work together and build that perfect piece of handmade furniture for your home or office. Contact us for more information and with any question you might have.

                                                                              

                                                       
 

Queen Anne Furniture :  


    Queen Anne style furniture was named after Queen Anne of England. This style developed in America between 1720 and 1760. The Queen Anne style is a refinement of the William and Mary style, which came before.  Queen Anne furniture became visually pleasing through grace instead of ornamentation. The most notable ornamentation on Queen Anne furniture was the carved cockle or scallop shell.  Otherwise the furniture was relatively simple, without many other flourishes. The straight, turned legs of previous styles were replaced with more graceful, curving legs called cabriole.  Cabriole legs have a flowing S shape, with the knee curving out, and the ankle curving in.  Walnut, cherry, tiger maple, maple, and mahogany became the preferred wood in Queen Anne furniture.


   
 
 
 
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