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Chippendale

Chippendale

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In the style of elegant carved furniture from the 1700s, like chairs and tables
  • adjective
  • /ˈʧɪpənˌdeɪl/
: chippendale
  • She prefers Chippendale furniture for its elegance.

Examples

  • The Chippendale chair in the living room is a family heirloom.

  • A Chippendale mirror added elegance to the hallway.

  • Her dining room features a beautiful Chippendale table with intricate carvings.

  • The antique dealer specializes in Chippendale chairs from the late 1700s.

  • This dining chair features a classic Chippendale design with intricate carvings and elegant lines.

  • The Chippendale dresser in the hallway beautifully showcases the craftsmanship of the 18th century.

  • She has a lovely Chippendale style side table that fits perfectly in her vintage-themed living room.

Surface Forms

Chippendale positive

Etymology

The word Chippendale comes from the name of English furniture maker Thomas Chippendale from the 1700s. His graceful carved designs became so famous that his name now means a 'style of furniture' with elegant lines and carvings.