Abstract: The furniture support assembly is generally a furniture leg having a fastening portion at the top thereof for connecting the leg to an article of furniture such as a table or a chair. The fastening structure is a horizontally extending plate having a plurality of holes therein for receiving fasteners. At the foot of the leg is a glide receiving opening in the bottom thereof which is normally hidden from view due to the recess in the foot as well as the angled sides of the foot portion. The location of the glide and the design of the foot portion prevents the glide from detracting from the aesthetic design of the furniture leg.

Abstract: A chair comprises a ground supported frame having an upper planar surface. A recess portion is formed in the frame interrupting the upper surface. An L-shaped bracket has a first portion extending parallel to the surface and positioned within the recessed portion and a second portion extending upwardly therefrom generally transverse thereto. The first portion is secured within the recessed portion.