English Monopodia Bust on Stand, 18th/19th Century
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- Monopodia / Monopodium - A monopodia / monopodium is a leg or support on furniture or other item, formed from the head and leg of an animal, usually a lion. This style of support became popular in the Regency period when it was used on tables, sideboards and occasionally cabinet furniture.
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