The central upright of a chair back.
a slat of wood in the middle of the back of a straight chair
A wide, vertical, wood member in the center of a chair back.
A plain, shaped, or carved vertical strip of wood usually as a chairback support. Thimble foot: Same as a spade foot.
The central, vertical piece in a chair back; it may be solid, pierced and carved in simple designs or in a specific design such as the Ribband Back, the Lyre Back, etc.
A broad flat piece of wood forming the center upright on a chair back. Origin apparently old english (middle).
The center support panel at the back of a chair.
A flat, vertical support piece in the middle of an open chair back, often carved or ornamented.
middle section of a chair back parallel to the upright sides of the chair. They can be heavily carved or decorated. Eagles, urns, vases and scrolls were popular designs.
A flat, thin board, usually mortised vertically into the center area of the backs of English Windsors. Splats are often sawed with elaborate shapes and interior cutouts -- called "fretwork."
central upright in a chair back, loosely applied to all members in a chair back
A flat piece of wood in the back construction, usually pierced with a fretwork design, and sometimes carved on the front face. Some popular motifs were the Prince of Wales Feathers, a wheel, or a Fleur de Lis. Sometimes called a fiddle, although I think this should only refer to a splat in the shape of a fiddle.
The vertical back support(s) of a bar stool.
A flat, vertical, wood support member in the middle of a chair's open back, often carved or ornamented.
The vertical back support(s) of a chair or bench.