In the other he was the pioneer of popular taste and high-priest to the cabinetmakers scattered up and down England, who quickly realised the possibilities of his style, and rapidly produced good work on his lines.
The most illustrious among the cabinetmakerswas Andre Charles Boule, who was made, in 1673, by letters patent, Premier ebeniste de la maison royale.
It is impossible for the cabinetmakers and the craftsmen to have utterly ignored the splendours of France.
Under the guiding influence of Colbert, Minister of Finance, architects and cabinetmakers were selected to design furniture for the Tuileries, the Louvre, and Fontainebleau.
The three leadingcabinetmakers were Chippendale, Hepplewhite, and Sheraton.
It was often called "cheese-like" and for this reason was preferred by wood-carvers and cabinetmakers for their art.
Cabinetmakers sometimes make use of such saws in the way of their business, but Mr. Brodie told me that the one he purchased was for cutting off the natural spurs of game-cocks.
The excuse alleged for this kind of combination, was the fear entertained by the cabinetmakers that when the public became acquainted with the article, the patentee would raise the price.
Long after Gothic cathedral building had ceased, the cabinetmakers of northern Europe continued to carve their delicate window tracery upon the panels of chests and buffets and to copy the moldings of pier and mullion.
Many cabinetmakers prefer to use this wood for drawers, even in an oak job.
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