This document summarizes the styles of various furniture pieces based on their visual characteristics. It identifies furniture as Queen Anne, Chippendale, Federal, modern, Art Nouveau, Shaker, Empire, Hepplewhite, Duncan Phyfe, Baroque, and Spanish Baroque styles based on design elements like cabriole legs, pediments, straight lines, circular shapes, floral patterns, simplicity, ornamentation, lyre-shaped supports, and sharp angles. Representative images are provided for each piece discussed.

1. This is Queen Anne style because it is a drop leaf table and has ball and claw cabriole legs with shell motifs. This was a popular element in this period. http://www.equinoxantiques.com/inventory/TL0045-lg.jpg

2. This is a Chippendale style of furniture. It has square legs and pediments. Also, it is a grandfather clock, which was developed during this period. http://www.antiques-atlas.com/dealer-stock-images/shackladysantiques/as135a078b.jpg So Defined!

3. This is a Federal Style sleigh bed. This was a popular style of bed during this period. It also displays straight lines and angles, a main feature of this period. http://www.housetohome.co.uk/imageBank/s/Sleigh-bed.jpg

4. This is modern style. It has different lines and the furniture is circular. http://www.disco-design-online.com/70s_Retro_Modern_DESIGNER_FURNITURE.jpg

5. This is an Art Nouveau door. Art Nouveau focused on patterns of natural things, like this door has an almost floral look to it. http://www.strotherpurdy.com/images/door1.jpg

6. This is a Shaker style drawer set. Shaker furniture is known for its simplicity. This set of drawers has only what it needs and nothing else. http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_Oy7bvXz21lk/SkPaHbvC3mI/AAAAAAAAAqI/x965P9mJerI/s400/Shaker%2520Blanket%2520Box.gif

7. http://img.alibaba.com/photo/11843528/French_Empire_Style_Desk_W_Matching_Chair.jpg This is an Empire style desk. It has French influence by the shape of the legs and the ornamentation on the front.

8. http://images.homeportfolio.com/1312/257487/400.jpg This is a Happlewhite style chair. These chairs were known for their heart or shield style backs.

9. This is a Duncan Phyfe table. These tables were know for their lyre-shaped support and carved legs. http://images.artnet.com/artwork_images_529_463435_duncan-phyfe.jpg

10. This is baroque because it has carvings on the legs and arms and an appliqué on the fabric. http://media-2.web.britannica.com/eb-media/04/42804-004-502F99DE.jpg

11. These chairs are Spanish Baroque style. They have very sharp angels at the arms and floral patterns on the backs and seats.