Antique Braces

The original framework has been reinforced, probably in the early 20th century with wooden framework and metal braces. The striking scroll arms with circular ends with central carved...

It has two original wooden cross-braces on the back, mounted with two old but later metal brackets for hanging.

Also, the bureau Mazarin has cross braces between the legs, forming two Xs or two Hs on each side.

It is in fabulous recently restored condition. Steel braces have been applied to the back of the headboard to aid in strengthening the bed.

The design Barye employed in the narrow straps that resemble suspenders converging in a single cluster of studs on the hindquarters is well documented in his drawings of Horse Trappi...

The piece has very finely cast brass lion head pulls on the drawers and iron braces for strength and support. The piece's small scale and lively proportion make it great to use in sm...

Including the four small upright braces welded across the plates and also welded to the uprights, giving the feet the extra strength the pergola was originally designed with.

The seats are hollow and supported by cross-wise braces, resulting in elegant scrolls. The strong rails are made of hickory or dense fruitwood.

The legs are connected by cross braces, which contribute significantly to the design of the chairs both at the front and the back.

The back of the chair has an incredible, 19th century, oak support from the cresting to halfway down the back, which has been beautifully carved to conform with the open sections of ...