1901 Collotype Chippendale Chair Colonial America Furniture Seating XDB8 YOA1 Please note: There is printing

Please note: There is printing on the verso and a red spot in the upper left hand corner that seems to be wax or something of the like

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Though earnest experimentation began in the 1850s

The actual border around the photogravure is larger than what is shown in the digital image

as well as the famous Wrigley Spearmen

1901 Collotype Chippendale Chair Colonial America Furniture Seating XDB8 YOA1 Please note: There is printingThis is an original 1901 black and white artotype collotype of a Chippendale chair taken from a colonial American home. Chippendale, famed for his furniture designs of Rococo and Neoclassical styles, published a book of furniture patterns titled, "The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director". Though he only sold 308 copies of the book, Chippendale became a sensation, as most of these books were sold to the aristocracy (Louis XVI and Catherine the Great