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Echinus See Ovolo. Somewhat similar to the Boston rocker, but with a lower back. Slipper Chair A low, armless upholstered chair designed for use. Garland A decorative detail representing a wreath or other arrangement of flowers, leaves, or fruit. Contrast Slip Seat. Hadley Chest Early American three-panel chest, first used in Hadley, Mass. Halogen Incandescent light source which uses compact, highly efficient bulbs. Curio Cabinet A shelved case with glass doors and panels, used to display small objects.
Pie Safe A rustic cupboard whose doors have pierced-tin inserts (often pierced in decorative patterns)for ventilation. Sometimes has an umbrella rack at the base. , paneled)from the rest of the wall. Trefoil Ornament characteristic of Gothic work, consisting of a three-cusp or three-arc design usually inscribed within a circle.
Jigsawn detail is thus often seen in the earliest machine age in the 19th Century. Another name for high relief. Tripod Table A small table mounted on a pedestal which terminates in three outward-flaring legs. Gadroon Ornamental notching or carving of a rounded molding, resembling short flutes or ruffles.
The Moors introduced it into Spain, from whence it spread to England and northern Europe. Drop Leaf Table with one or more hinged leaves which, when raised, extend its top surface. Usually made of metal. Cyma Reversa A reverse-curved cyma recta.
Library Table Large table with drawers and space for books, usually on a pedestal base. Nubuck which has had its finished surface buffed to produce a slight nap or suede-like appearance. Spade Foot A rectangular tapered foot suggesting the outline of a spade. Finial A turned or carved decorative ornament which crowns a vertical structural feature, such as a post.
Tracery should properly contain separate pieces of glass, but most modern work uses a cutout pattern of filigree over a single pane of glass. Roman Shade A flat fabric shade which folds into neat horizontal pleats when it is raised. Restoration 1)English period (1660-1688)which succeeded the Puritan Revolution. 2)Furnished items (as bureaus or bookcases)which provides interior storage space 3)- and furnished items sold as sets.
Flute Rounded groove cut perpendicularly in columns, pilasters, legs, friezes, aprons, etc. Snack Table Small occasional table used individually for informal. Top Grain The top layer of a hide. See also Spade Foot.
First developed during the 18th century. Compare Sausage Turning. Originated as a board or frame from which one served drinks to a group after the fox hunt. Step Table A two-tiered rectangular occasional table resembling a pair of steps.
Truckle Bed See Trundle Bed. Screen Table A small fireside table which becomes a firescreen when its top is turned down. Modular System A collection of modular furnished items. Berbers are popular in contemporary interiors.
, veneer)in which there is no attempt at matching either grain or width of boards. Premium Select Refers to the finest hides available, with few imperfections. 
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