Victorian furniture is divided into a number of substyles ... however, is in the rococo-revival substyle that started in the 1840s and persisted until around 1865. Based on French-rococo design ...

The original Victorian parlor furnishings from Butler ... The furnishings are in the Rococo Revival style, which Buchanan describes as "lots of florals, lots of fruit and shells, very feminine." ...

Many authors define American Victorian furniture in terms of one of the ... inspired by church chairs and stained-glass windows; Rococo Revival featuring scrolls, flowers, leaves and shapes ...

But in 1860, President James Buchanan sold the Bellangé furniture at auction to make room for a “Victorian Rococo Revival suite,” according to the historical association. A century later ...

Victorian periods of design consisted ... The sub-styles include Gothic Revival, Cottage, Rococo Revival, Renaissance Revival, patent furniture, Eastlake, the Aesthetic Movement and Golden Oak.

Mallard made Rococo and Renaissance Revival-style Victorian furniture with elaborate carvings. He was known in some directories as “Pierre Mallard,” but many collectors believed his name was ...

with lots of heavy furniture, dark colours, and a mix of different styles. The key difference is that Rococo feels light and ...

The chair in the photographs belonged to my grandmother in the 1920s. There is a picture of this chair in "The Heritage of Early American Houses" by John Drury, and it is said to have belonged to ...