Chippendale Ball And Claw Feet

and feet which is beautifully sprung with elegant, masterful claw and ball form. The latter are

Baker Furniture Chippendale Console Table With Ball and Claw Feet Baker Furniture, USA, 1980s

pieces that have been altered to this extent, however, the open talon claw and ball feet, on original

, curved legs with ball and claw feet. Features twelve dovetail drawers of various sizes, four of the long

and ball feet, all of which says “Look at me! I’m a serious table!”. The surface is an old refinish

cabriolet legs with ball and claw feet wonderful acanthus leaf carving in old surface.  

ball feet, which are typical in style to those coming out of Boston at that time (see the scan for an

front legs, and ball in claw feet. Seat is upholstered in a blue color brocade fabric. Made in the USA

Chippendale style ball and claw feet mahogany D-shaped demilune console table, Spain, 19th century.          

This sofa is a rarity as very few have survived, especially with all claw and ball feet intact. The

andirons). The examples with claw and ball feet were the most expensive, produced later in the period

, shell carvings, carved apron, carved knees, cabriole legs with ball and claw feet. Features twelve

and ball and claw feet. Some wear but structurally stabile. Stem circumference 20cm, width at feet is

cariole legs ending on claw and ball feet with concealed castors under, and the blind fret to the side of

Chippendale influence of the well carved claw and ball feet, the blind fret to the corners, as well as the

ball feet. It’s the carving of the claw and balls that first tell you it’s probably New York, and the

top, brass hardware, carved acanthus leaves to knees, cabriole legs and ball in claw feet. Features

stunning birch veneer, claw-and-ball feet and marvelous carved décor. Three doors, veneered with shelves

apron, carved acanthus leaf to knees, curved legs and ball in claw front feet. Made in the Philippines

Set of Late Georgian Chippendale Ball & Claw Feet Carved Mahogany Chairs that are suspected to be

, cabriole legs, and ball in claw feet. Made in Hickory, North Carolina, USA, in the late 20th Century

backs, colorful needlepoint seats, cabriole legs with carved knees and ball in claw feet. Likely made in

stunning birch veneer, claw-and-ball feet and marvelous carved décor. Three doors, veneered with shelves

claw feet. Circa 1750.

throughout and the cabriole legs terminating in characteristic ball and claw feet. The pink upholstery is in

, Herbert Cescinsky). Obviously, the floral knee carvings and claw and ball feet were the most costly and

quality. The carved chair backs feature a traditional English floral motif while the ball and claw feet

and claw feet. The serpentine shaped top has a gadrooned edge and sits over a single long drawer. We

ball feet. New York, circa 1775-80.

eight claw and ball feet. The bookcase is constructed from figured mahogany and is in good condition

beautifully figured mahogany veneers, whilst the base has bold ball and claw feet with crisp acanthus carving

embellised with notched corners and is supported by cabriole legs ending on carved ball and claw feet. The

the tombstone door. The Claw and ball feet are fully developed with beautiful shells. The mahogany is

secondary wood. This rare form with carved C-scroll legs and well-executed carved ball and claw feet is

intricately carved broken arch pediment to the top. Futher elegant hand-carved details include ball and claw

by well-articulated ball and claw feet with shaped returns. Possibly New London, CT, circa 1770

claw feet.

This table has classic Salem claw and ball feet with the break at the knee typical of this school

virtuosity of construction and materials used. Note the carved claw and ball feet with shell knees, clearly

exceptional claw and ball feet with carved knees. The quality is equal to the best of any period example

stands on four bold cabriole legs with claw and ball feet and a deep carved frieze in-between. The

in a leaf carved suppressed ball, tripod leaf carved cabriole legs on ball and claw feet.

on cabriole legs with acanthus carved knees on ball and claw feet.

carved knees, and ball in claw feet. Made in North Carolina, USA, in the late 20th Century. Measures

, this table boasts a drawer as well as claw and ball feet. Also note the lamb’s tongue carved elements

collar and vigorous sculpted claw and ball feet, supporting a plinth with scalloped base and shafts of

legs and carved ball and claw feet. This tea table also has a drawer, which is unusual in this form

. The whole supported on four cabriole legs with carving to the knees and ending on ball and claw feet

compared to the robust oxbow form and the claw and ball feet compared to the simple bracket. These are some

plinth (with “cupids-bow” shaped skirt) resting on double spurred cabriole legs and ball & claw feet

with birdcage top, three legs with acanthus leaf carved knees, and ball in claw feet. Made in the USA

A Chippendale mahogany tilt-top table with small claw and ball feet and spiral carved column

apron possessing shell and floral carved knees on cabriole legs terminating in bold ball and claw feet

Superb quality old American mahogany "New England Block Front" Chippendale style chest on chest, circa 1910-1915. Please note hand dove-tailed, oak- lined drawers and original "Willo...

Made for us in England, this Classic tilt-top tea table on a four leg base features a pie crust edge and acanthus leaf carving on the legs that terminate in well-executed claw and ba...

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Antique circa 1900s tiger oak glass front double door bookcase with decorative interior wall paper finish.