Clawfoot Bathtub

A Clawfoot Bathtub is a classic style bathtub which originated in the late 1800s. It commonly has four legs on the bottom keeping it up and is usually deeper than most bathtubs. They are commonly seen in more rich and wealthy environments or in Western European influenced settings. Even though they are designed for western style baths, a few Japanese Ofuro's have been shown to have them as well. The most basic design is with one flat end and one rounded end but has another one known as the double sided which has two rounded ends. Clawfoot Bathtubs have other altered designs such as the Slipper Bathtub and the Freestanding Bathtub.

Appearances
This only includes standard style clawfoot bathtubs, see the Slipper Bathtub article for the appearances of those.

Trivia

 * Some Japanese translations for Clawfoot Bathtub in 足のバスタブ (Bathtub foot), 猫足のバスタブ (Bathtub soundless and stealthy steps), 爪のバスタブ (Bathtub claw) and ネコ足バスタブ (Cat foot bathtub).