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18th century Windsor Chairs – Part 1 – early types & new discoveries in Lincolnshire – YouTube link

February 7, 2021 by RFS

This talk by Julian Parker may be found on the RFS’s YouTube channel here.

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#ChestonChest, New Marlborough, #Massachusetts (Housatonic Valley) Ruben Beman,Jr. c.1795-1805
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Catafalque of the chapelle ardente. Commémoration de la mort d’Anne, reine de France, duchesse de Bretagne, c. 1515. Museum Meermano MMW, 10 C 12 fol. 24v #regionalfurniture #regionalfurnituresociety #catafalque More at link in bio - Publications>Journal>Journal Back Issues
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18th century Windsor Chairs

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Sites of Regional Furniture Interest

Lincolnshire Windsor & Rush-seated Chairs
Directory of 19th century furniture makers
Peter Follansbee – Joiner
James Reilly chairs
Lincolnshire chairs on Flickr
Philip Clissett
Furniture from Early Modern Scotland

Organisations and Societies
Vernacular Architecture Group
Tools and Trades History Society
United Kingdom Institute for Conservation
The British Antique Furniture Restorers’ Association
The British Antique Dealers’ Association
The Association of Art and Antique Dealers 
The Furniture History Society 
The Antiquarian Horological Society
The Pewter Society
The Churches Conservation Trust
The National Trust
English Heritage
The Association of Polelathe Turners and Greenwood Workers

Museums & Collections
Weald and Downland Open Air Museum
Museum of the Home (formerly Geffrye Museum)
Victoria and Albert Museum
Shakespeare Birthplace Trust
Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
Wycombe Museum
The Frederick Parker Collection
St Fagans National History Museum
Ceredigion Museum
Glasgow Museums
The Burrell Collection (Furniture)

Research Resources
British and Irish Furniture Makers Online
The National Archives
British Library
Institute of Historical Research
Economic History Services
Access to Archives (A2A) 
Old Bailey Online
People’s Collection Wales

 

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