Chapter VII.

[Vignette of a Chippendale Girandole, as Ornament to Initial Letter]
[Fac-simile of Drawings by Robert Adam]
[English Satinwood Dressing Table]
[Chimney-piece and Overmantel, Designed by W. Thomas]
Two Chippendale Chairs in the "Chinese" Style ([1], [2])
[Fac-simile of Title Page of Chippendale's "Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director"]
[Two Book Cases From Chippendale's "Director"]
[Tea Caddy Carved in the French Style (Chippendale)]
[A Bureau From Chippendale's "Director"]
[A Design for a State Bed From Chippendale's "Director"]
["French" Commode and Lamp Stands]
[Bed Pillars]
[Chimney-piece and Mirror]
[Parlour Chairs by Chippendale]
[Clock Case by Chippendale]
[China Shelves, Designed by W. Ince]
[Girandoles and Pier Table, Designed by W. Thomas]
[Toilet Glass and Urn Stand, From Hepplewhite's Guide]
[Parlour Chairs, Designed by W. Ince]
[Ladies' Secretaires, Designed by W. Ince]
[Desk and Bookcase, Designed by W. Ince]
[China Cabinet, Designed by J. Mayhew]
[Dressing Chairs, Designed by J. Mayhew]
[Designs of Furniture From Hepplewhite's "Guide"]
[Plan of a Room. (Hepplewhite)]
[Inlaid Tea Caddy and Tops of Pier Tables, From Hepplewhite's "Guide"]
[Kneehole Table by Sheraton]
[Chairs by Sheraton]
[Chair Backs, From Sheraton's "Cabinet Maker"]
[Urn Stand]
[A Sideboard in the Style of Robert Adam]
[Carved Jardiniere by Chippendale]
[Cabinet and Bookcase with Secretaire, by Sheraton]