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Rail &#8211; A horizontal piece of wood that joins two vertical pieces.

Rail &#8211; A strong horizontal member of a furniture piece.
Rattan &#8211; A thick vine utilized as material cut into strips for wicker or larger shapes are bent in making casual furniture.
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Quarter Sawn &#8211; A lumber milling method of cutting logs lengthways into quarters for strength and distinctive graining patterns. Quarter Sawn wood was commonly used in Mission furniture and others.

Queen Anne &#8211; A period of furniture 1725-1755.

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Pad Foot &#8211; A simple disk or oval shaped foot under a cabriole leg, usually with a pad on the bottom. (See also: Dutch Foot).
Painterly &#8211; Describes a style of painting created by technique of applying areas or patches of color and [...]


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Oak &#8211; A strong, hard, wood with accentuated texture and grain enhanced when quarter sawn. A popular wood for country, casual, Mission furniture and decorative structural elements.
Occasional Table &#8211; Generic term for smaller pieces like end and coffee tables.
Ogee &#8211; Classical &#8220;S&#8221; [...]


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Saber Leg &#8211; A leg that is curved like a saber or that curves inward to form an S shape.
Satinwood &#8211; Light colored wood used as cabinet wood and for veneers with soft-grained features.
Scroll Bracket &#8211; A decorative brace-like member at juncture [...]


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Tambour Desk &#8211; Roll top desk with a cover made of tambours, a series of narrow slats of wood glued to a strong cloth. The tambour edges slide up and down in grooves along the edges of the desk frame.
Tapestry &#8211; A [...]


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Underpainting &#8211; A base layer of color or tone, usually a thin translucent painted layer, used to establish the general layout of a painting or object&#8217;s finish.
Upholstery &#8211; Fabric covering of chairs and sofas, usually over padding and a wood framed construction.
Uprights [...]


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Value &#8211; The degree of light or dark in area line, or shape in terms of black to white; also called tone (light or dark blue, or light or dark gray).
Varnish &#8211; A hard, clear finish for wood.
Veneer &#8211; Thin-cut layer of [...]


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Walnut &#8211; A highly desirable and darker wood used in cabinets and veneers. Walnut is easily carved, has distinctive graining and is common in outstanding many English and American antiques.
Wardrobe &#8211; An upright, tall cabinet with door(s) used for clothing storage, it [...]


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Yellow Poplar &#8211; Wood of the tulip poplar tree yielding a straight-grained, pale wood especially useful as a core wood for cabinetry.
Yew &#8211; Hard, durable wood of the evergreen yew with a warm, light red-brown tone; useful for veneers, cabinetwork and archery [...]


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