Antique Baluster Leg Table

At over nine feet long, this sumptuous oak baluster leg table was hand-carved with an H-stretcher in Flanders, circa 1680.

Thanks to its balanced dimensions, this baluster-leg table with H-stretcher can serve as a decorative antique console, a refined side table, or a small writing desk.

Simple moulded rails and stretchers with nicely baluster turned legs and pegged construction. The side or centre table has good colour and patination.

Supported by six robust baluster-turned legs joined by a box stretcher, the structure conveys both strength and symmetry.

Antique 19th Century square coffee table created in India of sheesham wood. This coffee table is crafted with rectangular plank top accented with metal stud nailheads, resting on fou...

An English walnut side table from the 19th century with single drawer, turned baluster legs, plain side stretchers and nice patina.

An English Georgian period walnut table circa 1800 with rectangular top, beveled edges, single drawer, slender turned baluster legs on ball feet and H-Form cross stretcher.

A Spanish walnut console table from the 18th century with two carved drawers, turned baluster legs and H-Form cross stretcher.

This distinctive feature, with its grid pattern and aged patina, offers both functionality and visual interest, making it an exceptional piece for any setting. The table rests on fo...

An English oak center table from the 19th century with star-shaped marquetry, carved apron, turned baluster legs and X-Form cross stretcher.

An English Georgian period oak side table from the early 19th century, with single drawer, turned legs and stretchers.

Boasting a nicely weathered patina, the table is raised on four baluster-type legs connected to the top's underside with iron stretchers and carved wooden spandrels.

A French Louis XIII period walnut side table from the 17th century, with single drawer, carved diamond motif, turned baluster legs, cross stretcher of similar style with carved finia...

The base is supported by bold turned baluster legs joined by a full-length stretcher and raised on substantial trestle runners.

A French bleached oak farm table from the 19th century, with trestle base, baluster legs and weathered patina.

Hand-forged iron butterfly keys add striking architectural detail. The table rests on a classic trestle base with pairs of turned baluster legs raised on substantial shaped feet and ...

An Indian wooden dining table from the early 20th century with iron studs, metal braces and baluster legs.

The table is raised on four baluster-type legs with iron stretchers.

Created in India during the early years of the 20th century, this Indian window grill with geometric patterns is resting on four turned baluster-type legs. Perfectly rustic and boast...

Pander & Zonen Round Coffee Table with Baluster Legs in Solid Oak, The Netherlands, 1920s.

The base features turned baluster legs joined by stretchers and supported by traditional gateleg action.

A rustic antique Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with carved spandrels, baluster legs and weathered appearance.

An antique Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table. Born in India during the 19th century, this Indian table features an iron top with geometric patterns,...

An antique rustic Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with baluster legs and weathered appearance.

An antique rustic Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with baluster legs and weathered appearance.

An antique Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with baluster legs. Created in India during the 19th century, this coffee table features an iron grate ...

An antique rustic green and red painted coffee table crafted from a repurposed bullock cart from the 19th century with trapezoidal top, protruding front, diamond shaped studs, twist...

An antique Indian window grate with arching motifs from the early 20th century, made into a coffee table. Created in India during the early years of the 20th century, this Indian win...

An English oak oval drop-leaf table from the late 19th century, with single drawer and baluster legs.

An antique Indian window grate from the early 20th century, made into a square-shaped coffee table. Created in India during the early years of the 20th century, this coffee table fea...

The base features turned baluster legs joined by stretchers and supported by classic gateleg construction.

An absolutely charming 19th century French writing desk, crafted from walnut and featuring exquisitely baluster turned and tapering legs, and a beautifully curved X-form stretcher wi...

The table is raised on baluster 'cup & cover' shaped legs.

The apron supporting the top forms a losange, and is carved with a geometric pattern as well. Raised on turned baluster legs. The table is made up of two parts, which can be presente...

Rectangular oak dining table with baluster legs and an H-shaped stretcher between the legs.

Instead, William brought with him Dutch and Flemish furniture making traditions, which tended to emphasize lighter, versatile, and more comfortable forms such as this beautiful table...

Rectangular folding table on baluster legs with straight aprons and rounded corners.

A super quality antique Victorian flame mahogany wind-out extending dining table with three additional leaves and standing on four baluster shaped legs.

An antique rustic Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with baluster legs and weathered appearance.

Baluster legs joined by a stretcher, standing on original turned bun feet.

The thick and forgiving top surface is made of two, solid oak planks (1 ¾” thick), rounded at the corners for your comfort. The baluster table legs are expertly turned in a gorgeous ...

The matching cabinet features outstanding Astragal glazed lockable doors and has three shapely height-adjustable shelves. It has reeded side balusters to match the table legs and bea...

Beautiful 19th mahogany oval topped joined baluster leg table

The table is raised on four baluster-type legs with iron stretchers.

In addition to the acanthus motif, the four sides of the table baluster legs are carved with gilt bronze seashells.

The carved arches under the rail are beautifully carved and originally connected with hand-turned balusters (now the legs of the table). We used the rail where parishioners used to r...

This table consists of a solid oak top with one drawer below (not original) and is supported by finely turned baluster legs.

This simple, yet elegant antique table from France dates to the mid to late 1600s (top planks possibly later). The table is solid hand carved oak, and consists of a top made with 4 l...

An early 18th century kingwood table, with finely turned balaster legs and banded top. Two small drawers to each end. Possibly Dutch colonial Batavian, Circa 1720.

A wooden console table made in France circa 1900. Elevated on masterfully carved baluster legs, the long, narrow table top plays with the distorted sense of proportion, adding an ext...

Very handsome baluster legs and a framed solid board top. The patina is deep and luminous.

Rectangular table frame, consisting of 4 solid turned baluster legs connected by a H-brace and frame.

A stunning late 19th century " Baluster" leg farm table in bleached oak, circa 1880.

A 19th century bleached oak French baluster leg trestle table or farm table from Normandy, having a thick rectangular solid oak top, circa 1880s.

This unique dining table was hand-crafted in France circa 1900. The 9’5” long table top is elevated on masterfully turned baluster legs with matching side-stretchers.

Collinson & Lock, an aesthetic movement seven leg walnut centre table on turned baluster legs united by upper arched stretchers and low straight stretchers on shaped out swept feet.

An Italian walnut console table circa 1920 with carved apron, spandrels, turned baluster legs, plain side stretchers and block feet.