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slightly raised off of the floor by their feet. Types of feet[edit]. The types of feet 
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might be a vanity bench or entry way bench or chair. The front two are ... 
Wonderfully carved ball and claw feet leading to a cabriolet leg supporting an 
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wood .... In the Netherlands and England an extremely rich form of marquetry ... a 
characteristic claw-and-ball foot, a motif that may stem from Chinese forms of ...

Question: This furniture support may be Dutch, club or ball-and-claw
Answer: Feet