[Illustration: FIG. 77. LACQUERED CABINET] [Illustration: FIG. 78. LACQUERED DRESSING-TABLE] [Illustration: FIG. 79 LACQUERED MIRROR] [Illustration: FIG. 80 BAROMETER IN LACQUERED CASE] [Illustration: FIG. 81 LACQUERED TOILET MIRROR] [Illustration: FIG. 82 LACQUERED TOILET MIRROR] INDEX Architectural inspiration less marked, 39 Ashton on Queen Anne period, 13 Balusters, examples of, 31 Baths at Hampton Court, 5 in early times, 5 Bedroom, Queen Anne, 43-46 Bedsteads at Court, 7 modern Queen Anne, 43-44 Buckingham's, Duke of, glass works, 37 Bureaux, Queen Anne period, 79 William and Mary period, 78 with secret drawers, 80-81 Cabriole legs, 53 Chairs (_see_ Chapter IV.) claw-and-ball decoration, 54 double, 58 drunkards', 57 fine, 57 ladder-backed, 55 period of James II., 47 Queen Anne, 51-57 shaped, 56 William and Mary, 50-51 with cabriole legs, 53-54 with rigid lines, 8, 50 Chests of drawers (_see_ Chapter V.) history of, 65 the tallboy, 70-71 veneered, 67-68 with cabriole legs, 69 with marquetry, 66 with turned legs, 67-69 China cabinets first introduced, 13 varieties of, 74-75 Chinese porcelain, Defoe on, 98 Evelyn on, 4 first introduced into England, 3 Chinese porcelain, Macaulay on, 4 popularity of, 13 _Spectator_ on, 59, 98 Chintzes, 59-60 Coffee-houses, 11, 12 Claw and ball, 54 Clocks (_see_ Chapter VII.) "Bob" pendulum, 83 bracket or pedestal, 86-89 Cromwell or lantern, 82-86 Cunyngham on, 92-93 Daniel Quare, 88 George Graham, 87 grandfather, 89-94 in lacquer, 90 in marquetry, 88, 91 "sheep's head," 83 Thomas Tompion, 87 Clouston on Queen Anne mirrors, 37 Cunyngham on clocks, 92-93 Defoe, Daniel, on Chinese porcelain, 98 Doorways, carved, 32 Dutch influence, 1, 20, 47, 96 Dwelling-room, Clifford's Inn, 7 Escallop-shell decoration, 54 Evelyn on Sir Christopher Wren, 21 Evelyn's Dairy, 4, 36 "Gesso" work, 41 Gibbon, Grinling, and Charles II., 26-27 examples at Hampton Court, 6 his life and work, 25-30 mirror frame, 38 Graham, George (clock-maker), 87 Hampton Court Palace (_see_ Chapter I.), 97, 98-99 Homes of the poor, 11, 47 Houses of the wealthy, 10 Huguenot silk-workers, 57 Huish, M. B., on "Japan and its Art," 96, 107 Inlay, 14 Japanning or varnishing by John Stalker, 99-105 Lacquer (_see_ Chapter VIII.) cabinets, 109 China cabinet, 108 clock, 108 dressing-glasses, 111 dressing-table, 110 French, 106-107 history of, 95-97 Japanese, 106 mirror, 110 Law, Ernest, on Queen Anne period, 2, 3, 8 Macaulay, on Verrio, 9 views on collecting porcelain, 4 Macquoid, Percy, "Age of Walnut," 50 on marquetry, 67 Mahogany introduced, 8, 72