Each of the supports of a piece of furniture or equipment, or of a building or structure which is raised from the ground.

Cabinetmaking. Marlborough leg n. a tapered leg of square section, often with a plinth-like foot.

In 18th.-cent. cabinet-making: a rectangular, tapering leg or foot of a chair, table, or the like. Also attributive or as adj.

A table or stand with a single support; a support for a Regency table, sideboard, etc., comprising an animal's head (and body) above a single…

A type of curved leg characteristic of Queen Anne, Chippendale, and Louis XV furniture of the 18th cent., having an upper curve bowing outward and a…

Each of two broad supports beneath a sideboard or large table, one at either end; a centrally placed upright support for a table top, seat, etc.; a…

A cabriole leg; (also) the curved shape or style of a cabriole leg. See cabriole leg, n.

(see quot. 1952); also attributive.