English Country Round Bun Foot
Dalton Sofa Foot
Nightstand Foot
Athens Sofa Foot
Albany Sofa Foot
Harper Sofa Foot
Augusta Sofa Foot
Roman Sofa Foot
Spiral Bun Sofa Foot
Hutchinson Sofa Foot
Furniture Leg Mounting Plates, 5/16 inch
Modern Sofa Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Sofa Feet with bolt with Dark Walnut Finish
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~5/16-18 x 2" Full Thread Bolt and Threaded Insert
High Shoals Acrylic 4.5" Square Foot
Wheeler Classic Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Couch Legs with Walnut Finish
Tallulah Acrylic 4" Round Foot
Anna Ruby Acrylic 5" Cone Foot
Holcomb Acrylic 3" Square Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Carved Sofa Legs with Walnut Finish
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Sofa Legs with bolt with Dark Finish
SOLD AS A SET OF 4~Estatoah Acrylic 4.5" Round Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~DeSoto Acrylic 7" Sofa Foot
DeSoto Acrylic 7" Sofa Foot
Hemlock Acrylic 4" Square Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Couch Feet with bolt with Light Cherry Finish
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Minnehaha Acrylic 3" Round Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Anna Ruby Acrylic 5" Cone Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Holcomb Acrylic 3" Square Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~High Shoals Acrylic 4.5" Square Foot
Straight Modern Sofa Foot
Tall Wheeler Classic Foot
SOLD AS A SET OF FOUR~Hemlock Acrylic 4" Square Foot
Minnehaha Acrylic 3" Round Foot
Carved Scroll Sofa Foot
Who would have thought that a mistake in identifying the proper origin of a single table leg would result in arguably the best known furniture style of the world today--the Queen Anne? You see, it was really the Chinese who inspired the cabriole legs and the Devonshire legs. Although mistakenly attributed to England's Queen Anne period, the nomenclature remains today. Carefully researching the history of the 'Queen Anne cabriole legs', we find that it most resembles the William and Mary styling of the late 1800's. Thanks go in great part to William Thackeray's novel 'The History of Henry Esmond, Esq., A Colonel in the Service of Her Majesty Queen Anne'. Thackeray alluded to the Queen Anne style of architecture, but failed to give many particulars. So, readers and craftsmen devised their individual interpretations and labeled these different styles as Queen Anne style, Queen Anne furniture, or Queen Anne legs. Thus was born the many variations of the Queen Anne styling appearing today. Although quite a misnomer, the Queen Anne leg has certainly taken its place in the world of beauty and design, even if it does have a bit of an identity crisis. Check out the variety of wooden furniture legs offered at Osborne Wood Products.
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