Sabre Leg

, scrolling arms and sabre legs. These are a conversation worthy pair of chairs with great presence. The

beautifully turned and reeded front legs and elegant sabre legs to the rear, the back rest of a most unusual

common in Boston furniture of the Late Federal period. Its sabre legs, for example, as seen straight on

sabre legs support a caned seat with richly decorated front and sides. The chair is unmarked. This is

a classic turned pedestal that flows into four reeded sabre legs, each finished with brass-capped

nicely carved pierced splats, upholstered seats, and raised on shapely cabriole legs at front with sabre

scroll frieze on sabre legs. Both marked with the label of Stockholms stolmakarämbete (the Guild of

frames running down from the back all the way to the sabre legs. The design is based on the original

supported by four elegantly shaped sabre legs. Please note we have a similar First Empire Bergère chair

The whole stands on elegant splayed sabre legs terminating in original brass castors, making the piece

detailing, the tables stand on bold platform bases with splayed sabre legs terminating in original brass

, with scrolling arms in the form of swans, completed with a canework seat and raised upon eight sabre

. The chairs feature a sabre leg and are shown in Pierre Frey Bold/ Méditerranéen. COM Price: $2,200

sabre legs, typical of the Empire aesthetic, adding to their sense of balance and poise. Upholstered in

panels on the back frieze. Raised on square form splayed and banded sabre legs with ebonized string inlay

, pierced and carved with scrolls and interlocking lozenge. Raised on shapely Sabre legs with square

upon four sabre legs, with fluted notches carved as accents on the front pair. The wood has a shiny

Biedermeier style around 1800-1810. The sabre legs protrude slightly from the frame. Inlaid bands of ebony

well figured top rails with carved decoration standing on elegant sabre legs. SHIPPING Please be

ball and claw feet, with sabre legs at rear. A box stretcher adds support to the legs, with front

Set of three American mahogany upholstered seat side chairs on reeded sabre legs with flared feet

the continuous flowing front. The whole rests on curved sabre legs terminating in turned and carved

lacquered structure and leads down to the bow shaped front seat rails with sabre legs to both the front and

lacquered structure and leads down to the bow shaped front seat rails with sabre legs to both the front and

transparency and surface. The four sabre legs, square in section yet curved in profile, ground the form with

four sabre legs that continue the movement of the uprights, creating a sinuous and elegant profile. The

.1830, these chairs employ the regency sabre legs but the rounded profiles of the front rails and the

exquisite with graceful sabre legs spanned by a turned wood stretcher. Solid wood and iron, it doesn’t get

scrolled arms flow into a reeded mahogany frame continuing down to boldly reeded sabre legs terminating in

crafted detailing. The solid mahogany frame sits upon four outward‐splayed sabre legs, their sleek

, and three sabre legs at rear, for a total of six legs. The wood has an older buttery/yellow finish

required Standing upon superb sabre legs with brass toes and castors This is a delightful antique 4-6 seat

at front, with rear sabre legs. The chair retains its original (or very early) finish and is ready

and back sabre legs based on the remarkable ranked legs of the ancient Greek klismos chair (known from

with four elegant reeded sabre legs terminating in original brass lion paw caps and castors, a classic

webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with the traditional

sculptural beechwood frame, defined by elegant, high-tapered backs and graceful "sabre" legs. This exquisite

Scrolling Arms Over Upholstered Drop In Seats, Raised On Elegant Bold Sabre Legs. There are a few

-proportioned sabre legs, this example reflects the quiet refinement of late 18th to early 19th-century English

frames also featuring brass strung stiles, front seat rails & sabre-leg front supports. All are in

, early 19th century. The chairs are designed in the desirable Klismos form, with beautifully curved sabre

. They have fully webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with

webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with unusual rounded

Kjærnulf's best work: sculpted sabre legs, a scalloped front seat apron, and nailhead trim framing the

seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with unusual rounded arms

for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with unusual rounded arms with a

elegant sabre legs terminating in brass lion’s paw caps and castors. Tables of this type were popular in

with subtle gilt accents. The gracefully flared arms and curved sabre legs are finished with hand

upon sabre legs, with an H-style turned stretcher bracing them above their feet. The upholstered backs

high-quality Regency workmanship. Each chair stands on well-shaped sabre legs with carved knees and

four elegant sabre legs, each terminating in brass caps and castors. This well-balanced design allows

section each standing on an elegant turned column and supported by outswept sabre legs terminating in

triangular playing surface covered in green woollen baize. The table stands on elegantly formed sabre legs

by finely turned twin pedestal joined by a reeded stretcher and raised on elegant reeded sabre legs

everyday use Standing gracefully upon sabre legs at each corner, with opposed front and rear feet enhancing

, attractive cabriole legs to the front and sabre legs to the rear. Chair is possibly from Jennins and

secretaire made of solid sycamore wood with a high-quality finish. The secretaire stands on sabre legs with a