1. Sketch book assignment (part 2)

2. Romanesque and Gothic Chair Linefold carved back and under the seat.
Tracery in the cresting.
Hinged seat for access to storage underneath.

3. Romanesque and Gothic Storage unit Carved oak
Open shelves and closed storage.
Linefold panels on lower back, front and sides.

4. Italian renaissance Dante folding chair
Based on Roman Curule form with two sets of X-forms.
Certosina inaly work.

5. Italian renaissance Savonarola chair Influenced by Roman curule form.
Made by a set of interlaced staves.
Intarsia of ivory and metal.

6. Italian renaissance Sgabello Octagonal seat Trestle support
Fan shaped back

7. Italian renaissance Sedia chair Rectilinear chair with tall back.
Leather upholstery attached with decorative nail heads.
Stretchers at different heights.

8. French renaissance Chair (caquetoire) Tall, narrow back.
Trapezoidal seat.
Columnar legs joined by perimeter stretcher.

9. English renaissance Farthingale chair
Designed to accommodate the extreme width of women’s dress.
Perimeter stretcher.
Cushioned seat and back rest.

10. English renaissance Draw table
Highly ornamented base. (bulbose or cup&cover legs). Gadroon and acantus leaves carving.
Decorated frieze.