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Designing Buildings at 08:57, 3 May 2023

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−	Marquetry is ~~is quite~~ a decorative craft technique using ~~primarily~~ different tones and species of wood, as well as other materials to create inlay scenes, images or illustrations, most commonly in furniture or small surfaces.	+	Marquetry is a decorative craft technique using different tones and species of wood, as well as other materials to create inlay scenes, images or illustrations, most commonly in furniture or on small surfaces.

−	The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are ~~said~~ to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples are also associated with the Egyptians who inlaid ivory or precious stones into furniture.pieces. It boomed in the 17th and 18th centuries, having ~~some what~~ of a resurgence during the decorative arts period and formed an important ~~characteristic techinique used~~ in both Art Nouveau and Art Déco.	+	The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are thought to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples are also associated with the Egyptians who inlaid ivory or precious stones into furniture pieces. It boomed in the 17th and 18th centuries, having somewhat of a resurgence during the decorative arts period and formed an important technique in both Art Nouveau and Art Déco.

−	Parquetry is a similar craft to marquetry, in that it involves inlays using smaller sections of wood~~, some~~ sources describe the difference being in that marquetry is more focused in creating images or illustrations using inlays, whilst traditional parquetry creates patterns. Other sources describe parquetry as differing mainly because of scale and context, as it mostly uses larger sections of wood to create patterns and is more often than not associated with timber flooring.	+	Parquetry is a similar craft to marquetry, in that it involves inlays using smaller sections of wood. Some sources describe the difference being that marquetry is more focused on creating images or illustrations using inlays, whilst traditional parquetry creates patterns. Other sources describe parquetry as differing mainly because of scale and context as it mostly uses larger sections of wood to create patterns and is more often than not associated with timber flooring.

−	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and ~~as well as~~ a hobby, with a number of ~~association~~ and societies across the globe who ~~should~~ be ~~sourced~~ for more information.	+	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and a hobby, with a number of associations and societies across the globe who can be referred to for more information.

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−	~~<ul>~~	+	* Chip carving.
−	~~<li>~~Chip carving.~~</li>~~	+	* Parquetry.
−	~~<li>~~Parquetry.~~</li>~~	+	* Physical Properties of Wood.
−	~~<li>~~Physical Properties of Wood.~~</li>~~	+	* The Art of Pyrography.
−	~~<li>~~The Art of Pyrography.~~</li>~~	+	* The best woods for carving.
−	~~<li>~~The best woods for carving.~~</li>~~	+	* Timber.
−	~~<li>~~Timber.~~</li>~~	+	* Timber vs wood
−	~~<li>~~Timber vs wood~~</li>~~	+	* Types of timber.
−	~~<li>~~Types of timber.~~</li>~~	+	* Veneer.
−	~~<li>~~Veneer.~~</li>~~	+	* Violet Pinwill, woodcarver.
−	~~<li>~~Violet Pinwill, woodcarver.~~</li>~~	+	* Waney edged.
−	~~<li>~~Waney edged.~~</li>~~	+	* Wood figure.
−	~~<li>~~Wood figure.~~</li>~~	+	* Workmanship.
−	~~<li>~~Workmanship.~~</li>~~	+
−	~~<li>~~= External links =	+	= External links =
−	~~</li></ul>~~	+

	[https://americanmarquetrysociety.org https://americanmarquetrysociety.org]		[https://americanmarquetrysociety.org https://americanmarquetrysociety.org]

Editor at 22:36, 21 April 2023

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−	Chip carving.	+	<ul>
−		+	<li>Chip carving.</li>
−	Parquetry.	+	<li>Parquetry.</li>
−		+	<li>Physical Properties of Wood.</li>
−	Physical Properties of Wood.	+	<li>The Art of Pyrography.</li>
−		+	<li>The best woods for carving.</li>
−	The Art of Pyrography.	+	<li>Timber.</li>
−		+	<li>Timber vs wood</li>
−	The best woods for carving.	+	<li>Types of timber.</li>
−		+	<li>Veneer.</li>
−	Timber.	+	<li>Violet Pinwill, woodcarver.</li>
−		+	<li>Waney edged.</li>
−	Timber vs wood	+	<li>Wood figure.</li>
−		+	<li>Workmanship.</li>
−	Types of timber.	+	<li>= External links =
−		+	</li></ul>
−	Veneer.	+
−		+
−	Violet Pinwill, woodcarver.	+
−		+
−	Waney edged.	+
−		+
−	Wood figure.	+
−		+
−	Workmanship.	+
−		+
−	= External links =	+

	[https://americanmarquetrysociety.org https://americanmarquetrysociety.org]		[https://americanmarquetrysociety.org https://americanmarquetrysociety.org]

Editor at 22:35, 21 April 2023

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	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and as well as a hobby, with a number of association and societies across the globe who should be sourced for more information.		Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and as well as a hobby, with a number of association and societies across the globe who should be sourced for more information.

−	[[Category:~~Articles_needing_more_work~~]]	+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
		+
		+	Chip carving.
		+
		+	Parquetry.
		+
		+	Physical Properties of Wood.
		+
		+	The Art of Pyrography.
		+
		+	The best woods for carving.
		+
		+	Timber.
		+
		+	Timber vs wood
		+
		+	Types of timber.
		+
		+	Veneer.
		+
		+	Violet Pinwill, woodcarver.
		+
		+	Waney edged.
		+
		+	Wood figure.
		+
		+	Workmanship.
		+
		+	= External links =
		+
		+	[https://americanmarquetrysociety.org https://americanmarquetrysociety.org]
		+
		+	[http://www.marquetry.org http://www.marquetry.org]
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	The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are said to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples are also associated with the Egyptians who inlaid ivory or precious stones into furniture.pieces. It boomed in the 17th and 18th centuries, having some what of a resurgence during the decorative arts period and formed an important characteristic techinique used in both Art Nouveau and Art Déco.		The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are said to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples are also associated with the Egyptians who inlaid ivory or precious stones into furniture.pieces. It boomed in the 17th and 18th centuries, having some what of a resurgence during the decorative arts period and formed an important characteristic techinique used in both Art Nouveau and Art Déco.

−	Parquetry is a similar craft to marquetry in that it involves inlays using smaller sections of wood, some sources describe the difference being in that marquetry is more focused in creating images or illustrations using inlays, whilst traditional parquetry creates ~~patters~~. Other sources describe parquetry as differing mainly because of scale and context, as it mostly uses larger sections of wood to create patterns and is more often than not associated with timber flooring.	+	Parquetry is a similar craft to marquetry, in that it involves inlays using smaller sections of wood, some sources describe the difference being in that marquetry is more focused in creating images or illustrations using inlays, whilst traditional parquetry creates patterns. Other sources describe parquetry as differing mainly because of scale and context, as it mostly uses larger sections of wood to create patterns and is more often than not associated with timber flooring.

−	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and ~~a swell~~ as a hobby with a number of association and societies across the globe.	+	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and as well as a hobby, with a number of association and societies across the globe who should be sourced for more information.

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Editor at 20:45, 21 April 2023

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	Marquetry is is quite a decorative craft technique using primarily different tones and species of wood, as well as other materials to create inlay scenes, images or illustrations, most commonly in furniture or small surfaces.		Marquetry is is quite a decorative craft technique using primarily different tones and species of wood, as well as other materials to create inlay scenes, images or illustrations, most commonly in furniture or small surfaces.

−	The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are said to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples ~~were~~ also ~~assEgyptians also mastered this technique that was used by inlaying~~ ivory or precious stones ~~in their~~ pieces of ~~furniture~~.	+	The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are said to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples are also associated with the Egyptians who inlaid ivory or precious stones into furniture.pieces. It boomed in the 17th and 18th centuries, having some what of a resurgence during the decorative arts period and formed an important characteristic techinique used in both Art Nouveau and Art Déco.
		+
		+	Parquetry is a similar craft to marquetry in that it involves inlays using smaller sections of wood, some sources describe the difference being in that marquetry is more focused in creating images or illustrations using inlays, whilst traditional parquetry creates patters. Other sources describe parquetry as differing mainly because of scale and context, as it mostly uses larger sections of wood to create patterns and is more often than not associated with timber flooring.
		+
		+	Today marquetry, remains a somewhat niche activity but is a profession, a craft and a swell as a hobby with a number of association and societies across the globe.

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Marquetry is is quite a decorative craft technique using primarily different tones and species of wood, as well as other materials to create inlay scenes, images or illustrations, most commonly in furniture or small surfaces.

The earliest traces of what might considered marquetry are said to be found in Anatolia, Asia Minor, which is the land that constitutes most of the territory of what is now known as Turkey. Early samples were also assEgyptians also mastered this technique that was used by inlaying ivory or precious stones in their pieces of furniture.

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