Comments on: The Regency Style 1810-1830 http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/ Antiques Topic is about antique collectibles, antique furniture, antique jewelry, antique clocks, antique rings, antique firearms and all antique classics. Fri, 12 Mar 2010 01:46:53 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: admin http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-61 admin Thu, 23 Aug 2007 04:49:51 +0000 http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-61 Hello Roxane, the answer is yes. Some popular topics of the Regency Style were: eagles, lions and gilloche. Gilloche is an ornamental border formed of two or more curved bands that interlace to repeat a circular design. Thanks for the comments!! Hello Roxane, the answer is yes. Some popular topics of the Regency Style were: eagles, lions and gilloche.
Gilloche is an ornamental border formed of two or more curved bands that interlace to repeat a circular design.

Thanks for the comments!!

]]> By: Roxanne St. Clair http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-55 Roxanne St. Clair Sat, 11 Aug 2007 22:29:47 +0000 http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-55 I am researching a Regency Convex mirror surmounted by a large eagle. I am trying to find out what the importance of the eagle is, and whether it is a symbol of the regency period? Does anyone have any information on this? I am researching a Regency Convex mirror surmounted by a large eagle. I am trying to find out what the importance of the eagle is, and whether it is a symbol of the regency period? Does anyone have any information on this?

]]> By: Robert W. Peer, Jr http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-34 Robert W. Peer, Jr Tue, 17 Jul 2007 05:04:20 +0000 http://www.antiquestopic.com/the-regency-style-1810-1830/#comment-34 I have what appears to be a provincial/philly Chippendale chair. in my humble opinion looks like 1780-1830 ribbon back splat (4 bars in the horizonal style. it has an aluminum tag of a later date,with the name Westing Evans & Egmore, Philadelphia engraved.I could not find much about this firm other than they appear to have closed about 1945. Vertical line legs, leather seat, with chippendale shell bows. It is in far to good condition. Loose in the joints with the origianal finish. I am trying to track down some of the the style. I am trying to find if it is a museum piece..if that is the case I will not do anything to it,and find where it belongs, if not I will restore it for use, but I get the feeling that it is only one survivor of a kind. I have what appears to be a provincial/philly Chippendale chair. in my humble opinion looks like 1780-1830 ribbon back splat (4 bars in the horizonal style. it has an aluminum tag of a later date,with the name Westing Evans & Egmore, Philadelphia engraved.I could not find much about this firm other than they appear to have closed about 1945. Vertical line legs, leather seat, with chippendale shell bows. It is in far to good condition. Loose in the joints with the origianal finish. I am trying to track down some of the the style.
I am trying to find if it is a museum piece..if that is the case I will not do anything to it,and find where it belongs, if not I will restore it for use, but I get the feeling that it is only one survivor of a kind.

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