C-scroll.—In the form of the letter C.
Cartouche.—An ornamental form based originally upon the open scroll; an oblong, elliptical, or shield-shaped flat panel, used in the decoration of furniture.
Caryatid.—A draped female figure, used as a support in place of a column or pilaster.
Chamfer.—The surface formed by cutting away the angle formed by two sides of a board.
Classic.—As here used, conforming to the style of ancient Greek and Roman art.
Collar.—A narrow strap or band, used near the top and (or) bottom of the leg.
Court cupboard.—A short cupboard; originally a small cupboard set on a side table, but later built as one piece.
Cyma curve.—A double or S curve, as in the cabriole leg.
Dado.—The lower part of a wall, when marked off by panel or moldings.
Deal.—Scotch fir.