Designs for Furniture Legs and Stretchers
Dateabout 1945 to 1950
MediumDrawings; graphite and ink on paper, cardboard, or press board.
Patterns; cardboard or wood.
ClassificationsGraphics
Credit LineGift of Paul S. Koda
DescriptionSeven drawings, four cardboard patterns, and ten wood patterns of miscellaneous furniture legs and stretchers. Includes:
Pattern titled "Stumph" (2004.30.25.1.0)
Two cardboard patterns, one wood pattern, and a drawing for four cabriole legs with pad feet (2004.30.25.2.0-.4.0, 2004.30.25.12.0)
Drawing and wood pattern for two cabriole legs with claw-and-ball feet (2004.30.25.5.0, 2004.30.25.11.0)
Four drawings of two sets of turned legs and stretchers (2004.30.25.6.-.7.0)
Drawing of Chippendale stretcher (2004.30.25.8.0)
Cardboard pattern for bun foot (2004.30.25.9.0)
Wood pattern for cabriole leg (2004.30.25.10.0)
Wood pattern for tapered leg (2004.30.25.13.0)
Six wood patterns for stretchers (2004.30.25.14.1-.6)
Pattern titled "Stumph" (2004.30.25.1.0)
Two cardboard patterns, one wood pattern, and a drawing for four cabriole legs with pad feet (2004.30.25.2.0-.4.0, 2004.30.25.12.0)
Drawing and wood pattern for two cabriole legs with claw-and-ball feet (2004.30.25.5.0, 2004.30.25.11.0)
Four drawings of two sets of turned legs and stretchers (2004.30.25.6.-.7.0)
Drawing of Chippendale stretcher (2004.30.25.8.0)
Cardboard pattern for bun foot (2004.30.25.9.0)
Wood pattern for cabriole leg (2004.30.25.10.0)
Wood pattern for tapered leg (2004.30.25.13.0)
Six wood patterns for stretchers (2004.30.25.14.1-.6)
Object number2004.30.25.1-.14
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