1. 11 Hepplewhite had died intestate at Redcross Street by 27 June 17 when administration was granted to his widow, Alice.

2. A cabinet or sideboard for keeping alcoholic drinks and glasses in a dining room. ‘Hepplewhite wrote that Cellarets were ‘generally made of mahogany, and hooped with brass hoops lacquered; the inner part is divided into partitions, and lined with lead for bottles.’

3. Chippendale Styles in England "The eighteenth century included the five great styles of English furniture, that is, the Queen Anne, the Chippendale, the Adam, the Hepplewhite and the Sheraton.It is for this reason termed the "Golden Age" of English cabinet making.