Furniture Feet Styles

Many of the elaborate designs of period furniture feet now are appearing in our kitchen living spaces with a flare of the warmth of a living room romance in the family setting of the kitchen.

Furniture feet styles. Crafted of seasoned hardwood, our chair, sofa and table legs (and “feet”) are delivered. There are many different feet and legs used on antique furniture throughout the centuries and below is examples of the different styles used. When different furniture designs put your mind in a twist, examine the legs to determine the furniture's individual style.

Early 17th-century furniture typically featured bun- or ball-style feet. Furniture legs-- so I know what to call them! Free ship to store for pickup.

Act of Parliament clock. Cabriole refers to a popular furniture leg with the knee curving outward and the ankle curving inward terminating in an ornamental foot. One of the best ways to identify an antique style is by observing the piece’s legs and feet.

Free delivery with $45 order. Please view our custom inspirations photo gallery to see how our customers have used different furniture feet options and styles to customize their sectionals, sofas, chairs, chaises and ottomans.. Only 7 left in stock - order soon.

From How to Recognize and Refinish Antiques for Pleasure and Profit by Bob Brooke. Identifying antique furniture feet can help determine the approximate age of a piece, along with the period in which it was made, helping you research and value antique pieces more skillfully. Ogee feet styles range from simple and traditional, to modern mission, to hand carved elegance.

This antique furniture foot style continued to be used throughout the late 1700s and into the early 1800s in the Hepplewhite and Sheraton furniture. 4 x Hairpin Legs - Furniture Feet - 4inch. Cane-seated side chair - Athenaeum, Philadelphia Dressing table - Colonial Revival and Hoosier Furniture Dining room table - Lang Collection