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There is a set of new feet for Credenzas on eBay. Yes, they're mine. They are made to the same dimensions as the originals. I had them made a while back for my Credenza restoration. Worth having a set on hand. How many, as-found Credenzas have useable feet...? The starting bid covers my cost only @ $12.00/per foot for a set of 4.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Feet-Victo ... SwEW9ai3To

I got feet like that when I got my Credenza from Jerry Donnell back in 2002.A antique dealer friend of mine helped me stain and varnish the feet.We also put gliders on the bottom of the feet to make the Credenza easier to move.edisonplayer

Can you make these for the "Tooled Leather" version of the Credenza as well? There are some differences in them and the regular Credenzas.

Wes

downsouth wrote:Can you make these for the "Tooled Leather" version of the Credenza as well? There are some differences in them and the regular Credenzas.

Wes

Wes,

Well, now you've got me really curious. What does a foot for a tooled leather version look like? How does it differ from the style I've got, and the other common style, that has no "neck" and sits lower?

As to, can I make them, the short answer is, I can have them made. The long answer is, in order to be cost effective, you'd have to have maybe 24 or 48 of them made at a time. (That's how I can offer the ones I've got at $12.00 each.)

Wes,

The other style of foot can be made from the style I have for sale by cutting off the neck, as shown below and adding a radius to remove the step. Actually, if you left the step, you'd have to lay on your belly to look under the cabinet to even see it. Anyway, is the tooled leather Credenza foot still different than this...

Thanks for all your researching on this. I have been very busy at work the last few days. I'll hopefully get to where they are stored this weekend to get some photos of the foot on the Tooled Leather version to compare.

Thanks, Wes

Here’s an 8-30 foot foto for ya (in which the tooled leather 8-30 and the 8-60 are the same). The Credenza and the 8-30/8-60 are two different cabinets. Though similar, the horns, grills, bodies, bases and feet have different dimensions. Also the 8-30 has the same little wood piece on the base used on the 8-60 in which the power on light is located. No such wood piece exist on the Credenza. I also think the lid is different between the Credenza and 8-30.

Thanks!

The feet did not sell. They are relisted however...

These have been relisted with a lower price... if anyone at all is interested
https://www.ebay.com/itm/New-Feet-Victo ... SwEW9ai3To