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The Trifid foot is one of four common variations on the Cabriole Leg. The others on the stool are (from left to right) Ball & Claw, Slipper and Pad. These feet can be on chairs, tables and case pieces. |
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Each knee is addressed in a different fashion, from an ornate Acanthus Leaf carving to an elegant sharp ridge. |
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The top edge is molded with a thumbnail and fillet shape that leads the eye up to a traditionally upholstered slip seat. The slip seat is constructed using layers of burlap, muslin, horsehair and cotton. |
Made of South American Mahogany with Ash used for the slip seat frame. Finished with linseed oil, brushed shellac and wax. |
PETE E. MICHELINIE, FURNITURE MAKER
PETE@MICHELINIE.COM • 802.245.4765