Thomas Chippendale Frame

Designed by Eng. Mohamed Sherif, Art Heritage C.E.O. and Chief Designer. It is an Entirely handmade, carved beech wood masterpiece frame with a hand-painted portrait, Inspired by Thomas Chippendale’s The Gentleman and The Cabinet Maker’s Director Book. Among most of the designs drawn by Thomas Chippendale but never been manufactured was this frame due to the complexity of the details. In Fact, Art Heritage has shown an outstanding performance in manufacturing this frame, entirely handmade among other designers who have been challenged to produce this unique piece.
Thomas Chippendale established his cabinet-making firm in London in the mid-eighteenth century. The first edition of his celebrated pattern book, “The Gentleman and Cabinetmaker’s Director,” was published in 1754 and the term “Chippendale” is regularly used to describe English Rococo furniture inspired by its illustrated designs. The book contains 161 engraved plates for a wide range of domestic furniture in the Gothic, Chinese, and Rococo styles as well as a series of plain domestic pieces.