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The Story of English Furniture (1978–1979) — history on BBC Two
About The Story of English Furniture
The Story of English Furniture ended on January 24, 1979, on BBC Two. The series concluded after its ten episodes, which aired over the course of six centuries of furniture history.
This historical series was a documentary that explored the development of furniture through different periods, highlighting how historical events influenced design and craftsmanship. Hosted by Arthur Negus, the show provided insights into various styles and the cultural significance of furniture from the past. It was first broadcast in 1978 and aimed to educate viewers about the evolution of furniture in England.
The series featured Arthur Negus as the expert and Hugh Scully as the presenter. Each episode lasted approximately 25 minutes.
The Story of English Furniture episode schedule
10 aired
Aired · 10
| Date | Ep. | Title |
|---|---|---|
| January 24, 1979 | S1·E10 | Twentieth Century |
| January 17, 1979 | S1·E9 | Victorian |
| January 10, 1979 | S1·E8 | Regency |
| December 13, 1978 | S1·E7 | Elegance and Utility |
| December 6, 1978 | S1·E6 | Robert Adam |
| November 29, 1978 | S1·E5 | Thomas Chippendale |
| November 22, 1978 | S1·E4 | Queen Anne and Early Georgian |
| November 15, 1978 | S1·E3 | William and Mary |
| November 8, 1978 | S1·E2 | Jacobean and Restoration |
| November 1, 1978 | S1·E1 | Medieval and Elizabethan |