Slipper Feet

[Deirdre Saoirse Moen]

In the Newport-style bureau thread, Pam said that she really liked slipper feet.

I realized that I didn't really know what they look like, and my google search came up with several different varieties of feet, some of which I'd seen with other names.

So now I'm confused. :)

As a big fan of Shaker, I tend not to notice the fancier stuff much, but I *am* curious about what proper (and improper) slipper feet look like.

[Mike Henderson]

What I call slipper feet is as shown in the picture attached. Pam could have been refering to a different style. PM her and ask if you want to know exactly what she was referring to.

Mike

[Alan Turner]

Here is my version of slipper feet. The ones that Michael posted are much narrower and more delicate.

[Pam Niedermayer]

Deirdre, both Alan and Michael have shown wonderful examples of slipper feet. I still like them a lot; however, on machined furniture they tend to have their crispness sanded away. I don't like those very much.

Pam

[Deirdre Saoirse Moen]

Excellent. I agree that they are quite fetching. I'm not sure how I missed them before, but that's probably just living in an area where so much furniture is modern.