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Definition of spade foot in English: spade footnoun A square enlargement at the end of a chair leg. （椅子的）铲形脚 Example sentencesExamples - Heppelwhite's favorite leg was square, and he made use frequently of the spade foot.
- It dates from circa 1780, with butterfly shaped top and satinwood crossbanding, fitted with a drawer, on tapering square legs with spade feet.
- It contains 3 cock-beaded frieze drawers with brass oval handles above 4 doors & raised on square tapered legs ending in spade feet.
- This is a delicate Federal-era design with gracefully tapered, curved legs ending in fine spade feet.
- The fold-over tops conceal a playing surface and guinea wells, raised on square tapering legs and spade feet.
- This set was hand made with spade feet and wheat carved open pierced carved backs.
- Having a Serpentine shaped top above an arrangement of a central drawer, flanked by a cupboard to the left, and a cellarette to the right, the whole is supported on tapering legs with spade feet.
- The legs have matching graduated bellflowers and stringing and the spade feet are cut out from a solid leg blank.
- This is a fine antique English Pembroke table in mahogany having oval top with two drop leaves above a bow front drawer with satinwood stringing and raised on moulded tapered legs ending in spade feet.
- Each tapering leg is headed by an inlaid diamond-shaped panel of purpleheart, and also inlaid with boxwood, terminating in spade feet.
- The harp form raised on a slender knopped standard and tripod cabriole legs ending in spade feet.
- It includes meticulously gauged fluting across the apron and down the legs, terminating in swelled spade feet.
- The front legs are squared and tapered ending in spade feet.
- Hepplewhite introduced the tapering, square leg often tapered on the inside faces only usually ending in the spade foot, which added a needed look of strength.
- Also seen was an early Nineteenth Century, New England birch tilt-top candlestand in red wash with spider legs, spade feet and forged nail construction.
Definition of spade foot in US English: spade footnoun A square enlargement at the end of a chair leg. （椅子的）铲形脚 Example sentencesExamples - Heppelwhite's favorite leg was square, and he made use frequently of the spade foot.
- The legs have matching graduated bellflowers and stringing and the spade feet are cut out from a solid leg blank.
- It includes meticulously gauged fluting across the apron and down the legs, terminating in swelled spade feet.
- The harp form raised on a slender knopped standard and tripod cabriole legs ending in spade feet.
- Each tapering leg is headed by an inlaid diamond-shaped panel of purpleheart, and also inlaid with boxwood, terminating in spade feet.
- Having a Serpentine shaped top above an arrangement of a central drawer, flanked by a cupboard to the left, and a cellarette to the right, the whole is supported on tapering legs with spade feet.
- Also seen was an early Nineteenth Century, New England birch tilt-top candlestand in red wash with spider legs, spade feet and forged nail construction.
- It contains 3 cock-beaded frieze drawers with brass oval handles above 4 doors & raised on square tapered legs ending in spade feet.
- This is a delicate Federal-era design with gracefully tapered, curved legs ending in fine spade feet.
- It dates from circa 1780, with butterfly shaped top and satinwood crossbanding, fitted with a drawer, on tapering square legs with spade feet.
- Hepplewhite introduced the tapering, square leg often tapered on the inside faces only usually ending in the spade foot, which added a needed look of strength.
- This is a fine antique English Pembroke table in mahogany having oval top with two drop leaves above a bow front drawer with satinwood stringing and raised on moulded tapered legs ending in spade feet.
- The front legs are squared and tapered ending in spade feet.
- The fold-over tops conceal a playing surface and guinea wells, raised on square tapering legs and spade feet.
- This set was hand made with spade feet and wheat carved open pierced carved backs.
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