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2. www.youtube.com › watchAmazing Vintage Decorative Fretwork Rosewood Panel ... - YouTube

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   https://trendingvintageretro.co.uk/This decorative piece from a piano top showcases exquisite craftsmanship, reflecting the artistic and functional aspects o...

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3. www.squarepianos.com › southwellWilliam Southwell piano maker - squarepianos.com

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   For almost fifty years almost every square piano — whether from Stodart, Tomkison, Broadwood, Dettmer and many other makers — had fretwork panels at either side of the nameboard. His wire-operated dolly dampers replaced every other design, though later fixed to a separate lever rather than to the key, and every square piano with an extended ...

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4. pianohistory.info › victorianPIANO HISTORY

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   When we got the piano, it had been fitted with an entirely inappropriate piece of modern plywood behind the fretwork so, not knowing what the original cloth looked like, we replaced it with an entirely inappropriate modern tapestry!

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   Jul 26, 2024 · Welcome to StewMac's ultimate guide to fretting! If you've ever been curious about doing your own fretwork, follow along as Gene breaks down all the essentia...

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6. wood-working-projects.bigplanetearth.com › toolsThe History of Fretwork - Wood Working Projects

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   Dec 14, 2022 · The history and use of fretwork can be traced back to the dawn of civilization. This geometrical pattern is the reason that fretwork originated in Greece. They were used by the Greeks for decorating and painting pottery as well as other building and structure constructions.

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   The style was common between the 1840s and 1890s, so it is very difficult to pin down a date by their appearance. They were usually plainer and smaller than Cottage Pianos, with columns and toe-blocks replacing the legs, but with the pierced fretwork replaced by a solid boxed-in front.

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   When did fretwork stop being used on a piano?

   • They were more established in the 1890s, but became much less common around the 1914 war, dying out in the 1920s. When fretwork panels are damaged, they are often replaced with solid panels, making the piano seem later than it is, and it would be more in keeping to use cloth or tapestry.

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   When did fretwork become popular?

   • The mid-18th century saw a resurgence of interest in fretwork, particularly in European decorative arts. During this period, fret patterns often replaced balustrades and were used extensively in furniture design.

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   When did fretwork come out?

   • Fretwork appeared in architectural elements, furniture, and even as a compact border pattern on household items. A standard carpenters’ manual published in 1853 included fret rails and clock designs for steamboat cabins, showcasing the pattern’s versatility and widespread appeal.

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   Why do upright pianos have pierced frets?

   • By the 1880s, the pierced fretwork fronts were widely abandoned in favour of solid wood panels, with the result that the sound was boxed in, and not nearly so pleasant for the pianist, because most of the sound could only come out through the back. This seems a backward step, but it soon became the norm for upright pianos.

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   Where did fretwork come from?

   • The history fretwork goes back nearly 3000 years. It started as Egyptian furniture taken from sealed tombs. This art form was introduced to the rest the world, and it has since become a standard in modern decor for both floors and walls. You can find patterns from different sources in many materials, such as wood, metal, and stone.

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   How did fretwork change in the Victorian era?

   • The Victorian era witnessed a significant expansion in the use of fretwork. New variations of fret patterns emerged, and their application extended to a broader range of decorative arts. Fretwork appeared in architectural elements, furniture, and even as a compact border pattern on household items.

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9. encyclopedia.design › 2024/06/12 › exploring-the-artExploring the History and Artistry of Fretwork

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   Jun 12, 2024 · The mid-18th century saw a resurgence of interest in fretwork, particularly in European decorative arts. During this period, fret patterns often replaced balustrades and were used extensively in furniture design.