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Reading List
Boynton, Lindsay, and Goodison, Nicholas. 'The Furniture of Thomas Chippendale at Nostell Priory, I and II', Burlington Magazine, Vol CXI: 794-5 May & June 1969: 281-5, 351-9.
Chippendale, Thomas. The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker’s Director: A Reprint of the Third Edition, Mineola: Dover Publications, 1966.
Coleridge, Anthony. Chippendale Furniture, London: Faber & Faber, 1968.
Coleridge, Anthony. 'Thomas Chippendale and Foremark Hall', Furniture History, XXXIII, 1997: 136 - 42.
Friedman, Joseph. 'New Light on the Renishaw Commode', Furniture History, XXXIII, 1997: 143 - 9.
Gilbert, Christopher. The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale, London: Studio Vista/Christie’s, 1978.
Gilbert, Christopher. 'New Light on the Furnishing of Nostell Priory', Furniture History, XXVI, 1990: 53-64.
Goodison, Judith. ‘Thomas Chippendale the Younger at Stourhead’, Furniture History, 41, 2005: 57-116.
Goodison, Judith 'A Puzzle Solved: Furniture at Newby Hall, Yorkshire', Burlington Magazine, CLI: 1270, January 2009: 28-31.
Hardy, John. 'Sir Rowland Winn's Music Desk', Furniture History, XXXIII, 1997: 134-5.
Lomax, James. 'An Antiquarian Organ Screen from Harewood', Furniture History, LI, 2015: forthcoming.
Sellars, Jane. Ed. The Art of Thomas Chippendale: Master Furniture Maker Exhibition Catalogue, Harewood: Harewood House, 2000.
The Chippendale Society. Catalogue of the Collections, Leeds: The Chippendale Society, 2000.