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ani_cat_candy
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PostPosted: Thu Mar 20, 2008 5:34 pm


ERAS

Georgian 1714-1837
Early Victorian 1837-1860
Mid-Victorian 1860-1880
Late Victorian 1880-1901
Art Nouveau 1880-1914
Arts and Crafts 1890-1914
Edwardian 1901-1910
Art Deco 1920-1940
Retro 1935-1950


DATE
EVENT OR FAD




Victorian
needlework, collecting, nature, traveling,
art, the unusual and bizarre.
Majolica, Beleek, Parian ware china.
Maps, botanicals, photography.
Lithography, wood & steel engravings.
Commemoratives
Ancestry & family ties.
Collecting nature: nests, sea shells, pressed flowers, etc.
velvet in fashion and decorating





1819
Victoria, future queen, born



1820-30's
first Victorian pressed glass



1837-1901
Victoria's reign


1838
transfer printed pottery became popular



1839
photography invented




1840
Victoria married her cousin Albert of Saxe-Cobourg & Gotha
Princess Victoria born




1841
Prince of Wales (Edward VII) born




1847
Jenny Lind, the Swedish Nightingale (1820-1887) toured Britain
Beginning of the Morman's westward movement (70,000 people)




1849
Gold Rush
Westward Emigration




1850's
matching suites of furniture
carpet
porcelains
Rococo floral dishes
asymmetry, clustering, eclectic decor




1851
The Great Exhibition in England; the Crystal Palace



1853
Crystal Palace Exposition, NY
Majolica introduced




1854
Crimean War; England & France against Russia




1850-60's
paisley shawls popular




1858
Princess Victoria wed Fredrick III of Prussia




1860
tintypes replaced daguerreotypes in popularity




1861
death of Prince Albert
mourning jewelry popularized by Queen Victorian & Civil War




1850-70
balloon-backed chairs popular
men's facial hair a sign of masculinity, thus stylish




1861-
Civil War




1862
Victoria's Silver Jubilee




1863
Albert, Prince of Wales married Princess Alexandra of Denmark




1867
stereoscope invented




1870's
blue & white china
Japanseque craze
ebonized furniture




1870-80's
autograph books popular
Renaissance Revival furniture
cult of rustic adornment




1876
Philadelphia Centennial Exhibition
Japanese & Turkish items
national pride in American Victorian
Colonial Revival




1877
Victoria became Empress of India
Indian Mutiny




1879
Zulu War




1880
Railroad Time standardized




1880's
home library a status symbol




1887
Victoria's Golden Jubilee
progression to colored transferware rather than black & white




1888
Silver Wedding Anniversary of Prince & Princess of Wales




1890's
souvenir teaspoons
"Turkish corners" a new decorating theme
china painting popular
trophies & presentation silver
first moving pictures
round oak pedestal tables, pressed back chairs, oak washstands
great land rushes in the US
NM & AZ still referred to as "the wild west"
Victorian vaseline (uranium) glass popular




1891
McKinley Tariff Act: china must be marked w/name of country of orgin




1892
Favrile iridescent glassware introduced by L.C. Tiffany




1897
Victoria's Diamond Jubilee
Fred Harvey opened Harvey Houses




1893
World's Columbia Exposition, Chicago




1899-1902
Boer War; Africa




1880's-1915
American brilliant cut glass




1871-1914
Belle Epoch in Europe- lyrical romantic era, neo-classic influence of Pompeii




1901
death of Queen Victoria




1902
Prince of Wales Coronation




1910
Prince of Wales death






resources: http://www.morninggloryantiques.com
PostPosted: Wed May 14, 2008 7:31 pm


You didn't include a couple of International expositions.

California Midwinter International Exposition of 1894 (San Francisco)
Louisiana Purchase Exposition - 1904 (St Louis)
Panama-Pacific International Exposition - 1915 (San Francisco)

Some people contend that the Victorian Era can only truly be said to have ended with WWI.

Liutana


ani_cat_candy
Captain

PostPosted: Thu May 15, 2008 1:17 pm


OH! Thank you so much!
Izumi is not the best with matching dates and events sweatdrop
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