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Don't forget your Queen Anne Chairs to complement your Queen Anne table. The graceful contours of the Queen Anne chairs make them an excellent choice for your elegant dining room suite |
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Now you can surround yourself with Queen Anne furniture! Not only does the Queen Anne furniture look elegant, it is built with solid hardwoods by Amish craftsmen to ensure years of satisfaction and enjoyment. |
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Queen Anne hutches
perfectly accentuate your Queen Anne Dining room suite. Now you can
display your fine china in style.
Pick and choose the options that you wish to have in your Queen Anne hutch to meet your specification. |
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Check out our Queen Anne end tables, Queen Anne coffee tables, sideboards, and more! |
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The Queen Anne
style was named after Queen Anne of England. Though the style had become
popular in England by 1705, it took another 20 years for it to become
popular in America. Queen Anne furniture was lighter in appearance and much more graceful looking than the ponderous 17th-century pieces. Furniture remained functional, however, and also became comfortable. Lines were simple, with emphasis on the curvilinear. The single most important decoration of Queen Anne furniture was the carved cockle or scallop shell The shell motif emphasized the curvilinear element. On some pieces, this carved motif is more clearly recognizable as a fan or perhaps a sunburst.
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