Husky Concord Island Leg Three Quarter Leg

I was walking through the Biltmore House one day and in the kitchen area I observed a butcher block that was huge. It was a complete table in itself, but the years of wear and tear had gouged out a big hole or divot in the center and the rear edge of the piece. Obviously lots of chopping had occurred on that block. But, what I noticed most were the legs. They had huge top shoulders and a curvaceous middle using a classic French curve. The bottom had a nice rounded effect just underneath the bottom rail shoulder. Well, Osborne Wood Products has recreated that leg as best as I can remember it. This beautiful leg in all its different sizes and configurations will be the star component of any item to which you attach it.

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