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#English Renaissance through #Regency time periods. What do you remember?
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1
What is the name of this ceiling treatment of the Renaissance
Pargework
Strapwork
Intarsia
Spargework
2
Name three characteristics of this Early Queen Anne chair.
Trifid foot, Cabriole leg, ribbon back
Spade foot, fiddle back splat, drop seat
Bun foot, fiddle back splat, slip seat
Pad foot, Fiddle back splat, slip seat, stretcher
3
Which Georgian chair style was known to be weak in construction?
Hepplewhite
Chippendale
Sheraton
Queen Anne
4
Alternating large and small brick or wood used to accentuate corners of buildings.
Rusticatons
Quoins
Fenestration
Keystones
5
Hepplewhite chairs are best known for...
Barley twists, bun feet, cane seats
4 uprights, urns and lyres in the back
Heart, shield and oval backs - weak construction
Cabriole legs, pad feet, slip seats
6
This tall back caned chair is associated with which time period?
Elizabethan
Early Queen Anne
William & Mary
Carolean
7
The English Regency period displayed influences from the following:
Roman
Greek
Eqyptian
All of the above
8
Name two motifs carved into this chair
Gadrooning
Linenfold
Guillouche
Lozenge
9
What is the name of this English Renaissance chair?
Wainscot
Glastonbury
Farthingale
Sedia
10
Robert Adam was only known for his furniture designs.
False
True
11
Sheraton chairs featured which two motifs.
Fiddle and Spoon back
Urn and Lyre
Ribbons and Banderloles
Heart and Shield
12
The Early Georgian “Lion and Eagle” phase is associated with...
Thomas Chippendale
William Kent
Lord Burlington
Decorated Queen Anne
13
Chippendale chairs are best known for...
Heart, shield and oval backs with spade feet
Ribbonback, Marlborough legs, claw and ball feet
Slip seats, fiddle backs, pad feet and cabriole legs
Urns, lyres, saber legs
14
Name for the carved treatment in the apron of this demilune table
Romayne
Bas Relief
Strapwork
Gadrooning
15
This bedchamber at Red Lodge is from which time period?
Elizabethan
Tudor
Restoration/Baroque
Middle Ages
16
This late Georgian interior is designed by .....
William Kent
Thomas Nash
Robert Adam
Thomas Chippendale
17
Which did not exist during the Industrialization movement during the late Georgian period?
Cast Iron
Conservatories - Glass Houses
Use of coil springs
New colors of brick
18
When did large scale factory production begin?
Regency
William and Mary
Elizabethan
Queen Anne
19
Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton are famous & well known because of their publications.
True
False
20
What time period is this chair?
Early Georgian
Regency
Victorian
Late Georgian
21
We know the _____ motif is associated with the _____ period.
Cup & Cover / Elizabethan
Bulbous/ Restoration
Gadrooning/Jacobean
Cup & Cover / Jacobean
22
Chippendale and Hepplewhite are known for creating truly unique styles of furnishings.
False
True
23
What is the name for the shape of this late Georgian commode?
Bombe
Canted
Demilune
Serpentine
24
Name this piece from the Elizabethan Period.
Trestle Stool
Settle
Joint Stool
Forme
25
The first British pattern book “The Gentleman and Cabinet-maker‘s Director” was published by
Thomas Sheraton
Thomas Chippendale
William Kent
George Hepplewhite
26
The monkey motif of the early/middle Georgian time was known as _______.
MOKU
Chinoiserie
Singerie
Boiserie
27
Intricate inlay technique that resembled Boullework marquetry
Quartering
Seaweed Marquetry
Oysterwork veneering
Floral marquetry
28
This wainscot chair is Jacobean because of the addition of ________ on chair back.
Hacket
Crest Rail
Crocket
Pediment
29
Furniture of the English Renaissance was sparse and limited to a few types.
False
True
30
Name this piece and identify the correct time period.
Hall and Parlor Cupboard / Elizabethan
Press Cupboard / Jacobean
Court Cupboard / Elizabethan
Court Cupboard / Tudor
31
This wainscot chair is from which time period?
Tudor/Elizabethan
Jacobean
Restoration
Middle Ages
32
Name this table of the English Renaissance.
Drop Leaf
Pembroke
Butterfly
Gateleg
33
The Chippendale ribbon back is associated with which influence
Rococo
Chinese
Palladian
Gothic
34
The cabriole leg was associated with the William and Mary period.
True
False
35
The application of gold leaf to the reverse side of glass.
Ormolu
Pargework
Eglomise
parchemin
36
Which is true of Sheraton Furniture?
Heavily scaled
Heart Shaped backs
Straight lines - urns and lyre
Use of pad foot
37
The Cromwellian period was a time of creativity and heavy ornamentation.
False
True
38
What time period is this chair?
Decorated Queen Anne
Sheraton
Early Queen Anne
Chippendale
39
Name this motif.
Boss
Paterae
Saltire
Roundel
40
Name of the x-shaped stretcher on this William and Mary piece.
Finial
Satire
Curule
Saltire
41
Which time period is this chair associated?
Elizabethan
None of the above
Jacobean
Middle Ages
42
What is the name of this chair?
Glastonbury
Yorkshire-Derbyshire
Sedia
Farthingale
43
Name this motif.
Lotus bud
Acroteria
Palmette
Anthemion
44
Name three features evident in this William & Mary chest.
Crossbanding, gadrooning, drop pulls
Spanish foot, drop pulls and seaweed marquetry
Crossbanding, bun feet and oysterwork
Crossbanding, spanish foot, bail handles
45
These Georgian chairs are in which style?
Adam - Chinese
Chippendale - Rococo
Chippendale - Chinese
Chippendale - Gothic
46
Decorative roof tiles
Parchemin
Acroteria
Frieze
Stylobate
47
An imitation lacquer process popular during the English Baroque and early Georgian periods.
Japanning
Chinoiserie
Verne Martin
Coromandel
48
Which time period is this chair associated?
Cromwellian
William & Mary
Elizabethan
Carolean
49
A chest on a stand is called a ______.
Secretary
Tallboy
Lowboy
Highboy
50
The Romayne Medallion was common ornamentation during the English Renaissance
False
True
51
Puritan, Oliver Cromwell, was associated with which time period?
Middle Ages
English Baroque
Restoration
English Renaissance
52
Robert Adam’s furniture was made by all but one of the following...
Hepplewhite
George Smith
Sheraton
Chippendale
53
Name this motif.
Honeysuckle
Lotus
Bellflower
Lily
54
Name this veneer process and identify the period in which it was popular.
Boullework - Georgian
Oystrework - Queen Anne
Oysterwork- William and Mary
Seaweed Marquetry - Carolean
55
Famous wood carver of the English Restoration / Baroque period.
Grinling Gibbons
William Kent
Thomas Chippendale
Robert Adam
56
English Renaissance architect who designed the Banqueting House at Whitehall.
John Nash
Sir Christopher Wren
Inigo Jones
William Kent
57
Name this chair
Klismos
Trafalgar
Derbyshire
Regent
58
Robert Adam made his furniture. He was a cabinet maker.
True
False
59
England was the last European country to be influenced by the Renaissance.
False
True
60
Name the architect responsible for rebuilding London after the Great Fire of 1666
John Nash
Sir Christopher Wren
Indigo Jones
Andrea Palladio
