Chippendale chest.
Used in a sentence: "My TVGuide tells me that the upcoming Antiques Roadshow on Monday night will feature a Chippendale chest from the turn of the 19th century found in Eugene, Oregon."
Which just makes me think two things:
1.) I didn't know they were performing back then, and ...
2.) This all sounds a little macabre. I hope they found the Chippendale's legs and head and the rest of his body, as I think that having all the parts will help inflate the price for whomever was keeping that item in their attic, no?
I guess PBS will do anything to boost its ratings! Could it be sweeps month already?
NOT THIS CHIPPENDALE:
http://chippendalecreative.com/2011/08/09/a-brief-history-of-chippendale/
OR THIS CHIPPENDALE:
http://www.helium.com/items/1299894-the-chippendales-behind-the-bowties
BUT MAYBE THIS CHIPPENDALE:
http://www.theantiquesalmanac.com/chippendalefurniture.htm
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