The Chippendale style is recognized as the most popular furniture type of the 18th century. Join the author in his own shop as he chronicles every step in the construction of this classic chair, from wood selection, layout, and cutting, through carving and stain application. Detailed text accompanied by nearly 400 photographs lead the reader through chair projects such as a Philadelphia style ball-and-claw and a rare ""hairy paw"". This book gives woodworkers and antique buffs everything they need to know to make chairs in the Chippendale style.
