n.1. A style in English and American furniture developed during the reign of Queen Anne (1702-1714) and characterized by sturdiness, comfort, and curved structural elements such as cabriole legs.
2. a. The style of architecture typical of the reign of Queen Anne, characterized by a fusion of late Renaissance and baroque elements.
b. A British and American architectural style of the late 1800s, characterized by asymmetrical facades and by eclectic and often profuse ornamentation.