1. Furniture Styles Early American Queen Anne Chippendale Sheraton
Hepplewhite
Duncan Phyfe
Shaker
Victorian
Modern/contemporary

2. Bell Quiz 1 2 3 6 4 5

3. Bell Quiz 1 Cape Cod 2 Federal 3 saltbox 6 Victorian 5 Greek Revival
4 Contemporary

4. Early American Heavy Square Turned legs
Blocky with plank seat or cane seat

5. Early American

6. Queen Anne
Cabriole legs
Pad feet
Shell Motif
Wing chairs

7. Queen Ann – Wing Back Chairs

8. Chippendale Ball and Claw foot Ears Ribbon back chairs
Chinese influence – black lacquer Japanning
Camelback sofa

9. Thomas Chippendale Furniture

10. Sheraton Square or rectangular backs Tapered legs Spade feet
Reeding found on legs

11. Sheraton Furniture

12. Hepplewhite Shield, Heart, Round, or Oval backs Tapered legs
Spade foot
Reeding found on legs

13. Hepplewhite

14. Duncan Phyfe Lyre back chairs Animal feet often used Cornucopia legs
Splayed legs in common
Laurel leaves

15. Duncan Phyfe

16. SHAKER Ladder and slat back Plain, simple design - wood Rocking Chair
Windsor Chair
Structural Lines

17. Shaker

18. Victorian Very Ornate Tufting on backs of chairs
Carvings on wood parts
Fancy, lots of ornamentation

19. Victorian

21. Modern/Contemporary
May use one or more materials in construction – glass, wood, metal and plastics, textiles