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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 328  US $32.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 177 US $22.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 15 US $29.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 193 US $22.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 189 US $21.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 185 US $22.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 319 US $26.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 22 US $24.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 169 US $17.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted French type 189 US $23.90
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 antique porcelain lower legs painted 118 US $29.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 217 US $24.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 142 US $19.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 134 US $32.90
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 antique porcelain lower legs painted shoes 512 US $79.90
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 Painted Antique Doll Legs Thuringia Germany 13 33 mm JL3 US $7.95
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 antique porcelain lower legs painted shoes 235 US $32.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 154 US $27.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 196 US $26.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 19 US $25.90
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 Antique Bed Doll Painted Fabric Head with Composition Arms and Legs c1920 US $125.00
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 25 US $24.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 17 US $19.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 157 US $17.90
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 antique porcelain legs painted dollhouse 14 US $18.90
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 lot antique painted bisque legs broken Germany 1890 US $19.90
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 Antique Composition Baby Doll 3 1 2 Painted Face Jointed Arms Legs US $29.99
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 Antique Vintage Large China Doll Pair Arms Legs Japan Painted Shoes US $10.49
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I want to raise my dining table a few inches, what can be used under the legs and still look good?
Whatever is used can be painted to match.
Good answer from lar. I would add that rather than try to glue or screw the leg extensions on, buy some double ended screws. They look like regular wood screws, but have points and threads on both ends. You then drill a hole in the top of each leg extension and in to the bottom of the existing leg, and just screw them in. You have to pre-drill holes to prevent splitting, and use some soap [bar or liquid] on the threads to make it easier to screw them in. This will make strong, reliable legs, and its inexpensive. Get them at any hardware or home store.
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