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ball and claw
A carved lion's or bird's paw or furniture foot clutching a ball or sphere, usually at the end of a cabriole leg or table base.

Bauhaus
Practical, theoretical, and influential industrial art, craft, architecture, and design based at a Weimar, Germany, art school from 1919 to 1933. Founded by architect and designer Walter Gropius. The New Bauhaus opened in Chicago in 1937. Although architecture was the main focus, some of the most famous designs for textiles, lights, chairs, stacking stools, tables, and dinnerware are still used today.

bergère chair
Upholstered French overstuffed armchair with exposed wood frame, loose seat cushion, wide proportions, and closed arms.

bobèche
A removable glass, porcelain or metal ring inserted at the base of a candle to catch wax drippings or on the base of an electric chandelier light from which glass pendants dangle.