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William and Mary style furniture

  1689 - 1702
William III and Mary II reigned over England, Ireland and Scotland from 1689. Mary died in 1694, William in 1702.
Hardware, made of cast brass, became decorative as well as functional.
Walnut, maple, and fruitwoods replaced oak as the favorite furniture wood, often gilded, painted or lacquered.
Furniture introduced during the period are the highboy and lowboy. They rest on high, elaborately trumpet or spiral turned legs.
 
 
 
Mirror in William and Mary style   William and Mary style desk   Table in William and Mary style   Armoire in William and Mary style   Chairs in William and Mary style   Coffee Table in William and Mary style  
 
           
X frame armchair                      
 
Mirror
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William and Mary desk  
 
Desk
William and Mary table  
 
 
William and Mary armoire  
Armoire
 
William and Mary chairs  
 
 
William and Mary coffee table  
Coffee Table
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scarlet and gold lacquer X-frame open armchair  
Scarlet and gold lacquer X-frame open armchair
                   

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