Definition of Queen Anne in English:

Queen Anne

adjectiveˌkwiːn ˈankwiːnˈæn

Denoting a style of English furniture or architecture characteristic of the early 18th century. The furniture is noted for its simple, proportioned style and for its cabriole legs and walnut veneer; the architecture is characterized by the use of red brick in simple, basically rectangular designs.
Example sentencesExamples
- Designs range from a rustic thatched model to a castle, to a Queen Anne House in miniature, all built to the same standards as handmade exterior joinery for a house and designed to be situated permanently outdoors.
- Later they went on to Bridgehampton, where they took a short break while Reinhart purchased a Queen Anne table.
- Architect Frank Messenger designed the extensions in the Sanderson style, adding a Queen Anne stick-style verandah.
- While other men had pictures of their sweethearts in their breast pockets, he carried a photo of a Queen Anne chair.
- This second base, with its delicate curving legs, brings to mind a Queen Anne sideboard.
- In succeeding years the museum has slowly filled out its Newport holdings, most recently with a Queen Anne dressing table, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, in 1994.
- The earliest dated examples - a Queen Anne slant-lid desk and high chest - were made in 1762, a full generation after the introduction of the style in Boston.
- He retired in 1979, because of increasing deafness, and settled with his wife and two of his children in a Queen Anne farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which he restored himself.
- For example, a pair of ornate jugs may have been altered into the ‘antique’ style which was so sought after in the early 19th century, by using the bodies from a Queen Anne ale jug, c.1700, and casting the spouts and handles at a later date.
- An expanded view of a Queen Anne chair back showing the mortice-and-tenon construction of a genuine 18th century piece of American furniture

Definition of Queen Anne in US English:

Queen Anne

adjectivekwiːnˈæn

Denoting a style of English furniture or architecture characteristic of the early 18th century. The furniture is noted for its simple, proportioned style and for its cabriole legs and walnut veneer; the architecture is characterized by the use of red brick in simple, basically rectangular designs.
Example sentencesExamples
- Architect Frank Messenger designed the extensions in the Sanderson style, adding a Queen Anne stick-style verandah.
- For example, a pair of ornate jugs may have been altered into the ‘antique’ style which was so sought after in the early 19th century, by using the bodies from a Queen Anne ale jug, c.1700, and casting the spouts and handles at a later date.
- Later they went on to Bridgehampton, where they took a short break while Reinhart purchased a Queen Anne table.
- An expanded view of a Queen Anne chair back showing the mortice-and-tenon construction of a genuine 18th century piece of American furniture
- While other men had pictures of their sweethearts in their breast pockets, he carried a photo of a Queen Anne chair.
- This second base, with its delicate curving legs, brings to mind a Queen Anne sideboard.
- In succeeding years the museum has slowly filled out its Newport holdings, most recently with a Queen Anne dressing table, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, in 1994.
- Designs range from a rustic thatched model to a castle, to a Queen Anne House in miniature, all built to the same standards as handmade exterior joinery for a house and designed to be situated permanently outdoors.
- He retired in 1979, because of increasing deafness, and settled with his wife and two of his children in a Queen Anne farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which he restored himself.
- The earliest dated examples - a Queen Anne slant-lid desk and high chest - were made in 1762, a full generation after the introduction of the style in Boston.

单词	Queen Anne
释义	Definition of Queen Anne in English: Queen Anne adjectiveˌkwiːn ˈankwiːnˈæn Denoting a style of English furniture or architecture characteristic of the early 18th century. The furniture is noted for its simple, proportioned style and for its cabriole legs and walnut veneer; the architecture is characterized by the use of red brick in simple, basically rectangular designs. Example sentencesExamples Designs range from a rustic thatched model to a castle, to a Queen Anne House in miniature, all built to the same standards as handmade exterior joinery for a house and designed to be situated permanently outdoors. Later they went on to Bridgehampton, where they took a short break while Reinhart purchased a Queen Anne table. Architect Frank Messenger designed the extensions in the Sanderson style, adding a Queen Anne stick-style verandah. While other men had pictures of their sweethearts in their breast pockets, he carried a photo of a Queen Anne chair. This second base, with its delicate curving legs, brings to mind a Queen Anne sideboard. In succeeding years the museum has slowly filled out its Newport holdings, most recently with a Queen Anne dressing table, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, in 1994. The earliest dated examples - a Queen Anne slant-lid desk and high chest - were made in 1762, a full generation after the introduction of the style in Boston. He retired in 1979, because of increasing deafness, and settled with his wife and two of his children in a Queen Anne farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which he restored himself. For example, a pair of ornate jugs may have been altered into the ‘antique’ style which was so sought after in the early 19th century, by using the bodies from a Queen Anne ale jug, c.1700, and casting the spouts and handles at a later date. An expanded view of a Queen Anne chair back showing the mortice-and-tenon construction of a genuine 18th century piece of American furniture Definition of Queen Anne in US English: Queen Anne adjectivekwiːnˈæn Denoting a style of English furniture or architecture characteristic of the early 18th century. The furniture is noted for its simple, proportioned style and for its cabriole legs and walnut veneer; the architecture is characterized by the use of red brick in simple, basically rectangular designs. Example sentencesExamples Architect Frank Messenger designed the extensions in the Sanderson style, adding a Queen Anne stick-style verandah. For example, a pair of ornate jugs may have been altered into the ‘antique’ style which was so sought after in the early 19th century, by using the bodies from a Queen Anne ale jug, c.1700, and casting the spouts and handles at a later date. Later they went on to Bridgehampton, where they took a short break while Reinhart purchased a Queen Anne table. An expanded view of a Queen Anne chair back showing the mortice-and-tenon construction of a genuine 18th century piece of American furniture While other men had pictures of their sweethearts in their breast pockets, he carried a photo of a Queen Anne chair. This second base, with its delicate curving legs, brings to mind a Queen Anne sideboard. In succeeding years the museum has slowly filled out its Newport holdings, most recently with a Queen Anne dressing table, the gift of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cole, in 1994. Designs range from a rustic thatched model to a castle, to a Queen Anne House in miniature, all built to the same standards as handmade exterior joinery for a house and designed to be situated permanently outdoors. He retired in 1979, because of increasing deafness, and settled with his wife and two of his children in a Queen Anne farmhouse in Gloucestershire, which he restored himself. The earliest dated examples - a Queen Anne slant-lid desk and high chest - were made in 1762, a full generation after the introduction of the style in Boston.
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