Claw-foot piano stools are classic pieces of furniture. Often found accompanying pianos from between the 1890s and the early 1980s, claw-foot piano stools deliver a one-of-a-kind charm that can't be replicated today. One of the most common problems encountered with old stools is with their legs. Over the years, the legs of a piano stools become weak and sometimes even break off. Here are some steps that will show you how to fix your problem quickly.
Unscrew the wing nuts from the wobbly leg in question.
Examine the grooves on the leg anchor screw. The leg anchor screw is permanently affixed to the claw-foot leg. If the screw is stripped, the leg is irreparable.
Attach a new wing nut to the screw, and screw the leg back on. Use pliers to insure a tight fit.
Repeat this process on all four of the legs.