The Baroque in France + England Flashcards

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Parquet

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inlay placed in geometric patterns. It is noted on floors.

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Guéridon

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a small round table or candleholder seen in the Style of Louis XIV.

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Ébéniste

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  • “ebony worker”. Part of the hierarchy of furniture makes in France.
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Marquetry

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A representational design made of contrasting veneers into a surface. Finely grained woods are typically used as materials.

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Ormolu

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Gilded bronze created by mixing a metallic alloy with a high percentage of copper plus zinc and tin. The manufacture of this emitted toxic gases.

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Veneer

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thin slices of wood that are used to create interesting surface patterns. The slices are identical in grain and figure.

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Case goods

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  • furniture used for storage purposes.
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Commode

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A low and squat chest of drawers or a cabinet. Usually with two or three drawers and used as a nightstand, bedside cabinet, or chest.

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Bureau plat

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  • a flat writing table or desk.
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