Antique Pegs

It is a very useful and decorative table that could be used anywhere in a home. It is all pegged construction and shows wear from years of use.

This looks much more like a 17th century table as it's pegged and super rustic in a beautiful way.

Good craftsmanship with pegged and mortise construction. One leg was restored.

A wide single board seat supported on tapered through-pegged legs.

This Oak bookcase has 5 open shelves at varying heights and there is a gallery at the top, all the edges of the bookcase are pegged in the arts an crafts style The bookcase is in goo...

Constructed from thick hand-planed boards with visible shrinkage, old peg joinery, and generations of wear, the table retains the dry, scrubbed surface collectors and designers incre...

The geometric strapwork-type inlay is also used on the top of the piece and on the sides. Standing on peg back feet and bun feet at the front. The top has an ebonised leading edge, p...

Late 17th Century French Provincial Walnut Buffet Bas, 56.5"W Authentic 17th-century French Provincial craftsmanship Solid walnut construction with naturally aged patina Three hand-d...

Lower cabinet has two hinged doors. Peg construction.

Historic restoration to the marble which looks very well.  Wooden levelling pegs are a later addition to the feet.

Having two unusual drawer compartments, with sliding fronts to open them. The table is of pegged construction with chamfered legs and made from good timber of great colour and patina...

The dished base is drilled with six holes fitted with pegs that locate and secure the cups, each cup turned and hollowed with a goblet-form bowl, waisted stem, and flat foot drilled ...

A beautifully handcrafted mid-19th century pine garden trug, hand hewn and assembled with traditional wooden peg construction. Rich surface wear, tool marks, and a naturally aged pat...

Construction is heavy and traditional, with pegged mortise and tenon joinery, a moulded overhanging cornice and a plinth carried on turned bun feet.

The delicate legs narrow at the toes and feature pegged attachement to the triangular frame. The surface appears to be original.

A Spacious Georgian Oak Housekeepers or Cloakroom Cupboard This is an Old and roomy cupboard it has panelled Oak doors, the doors enclose a deep hanging cupboard with many of its or...

An 18th century Welsh oak bench of generous length, the single-plank seat with cove-moulded edge retaining a richly patinated and worn surface, raised on a pair of splayed "A" frame ...

All scratches, cracks (right side), dings, shifting fit of shelf pegs and age related separation are reflective of age and do not detract from the beauty nor function of this strikin...

Pine Work Table America, 1820 Tapered legs, pegged construction, and gray over red paint. 52”w x 28.5”d x 27.5”h Ref.

Of simple and traditional peg joined construction. probably made on site, where it remained until recently.

It is made from two boards, and has lovely pegged construction and beveled edges. This follows down to simple aprons and a two drawers in the front.

The central pilaster, with moulded panels and two pegs, is flanked by four splayed, scrolled branches with foliate carving and additional pegs, providing generous hanging space.

A particularly charming feature: The instrument is strung with genuine, fine metal strings and has small, rotating pegs on the headstock. Embedded in the neck is the antique glass...

The table is constructed from lovely fruitwood showcasing the rich woodgrains with peg joinery. The plank top features bread board ends above a two drawer frieze.

The base structure is reinforced by thick, serpentine-curved stretchers accented with decorative, raised wooden joinery button pegs along the top surface, all connecting into a centr...

The table is very well made using 'pegged construction' as would be expected on a piece of this age. 

Queen Anne console table hand-made in England in the early 1800s using oak and pegged construction. The table has a beautiful color and patina and features two overlay drawers with o...

Side table hand-made in France in the mid 1800s using walnut and pegged construction. The table features a single, inset drawer on the front of the apron and scalloped edges on all s...

Classic French Louis XV 19th century console table or side table crafted in beautifully figured fruitwood, featuring a single drawer with shaped panels, original brass hardware, peg ...

The case is made from oak, and has a pegged top with a beveled edge, following down to paneled sides.

A visual treat for the bedroom or lounge with fine materials and finish Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Select walnut and satinwood present superb figur...

With the original lock. Typical pegging detail at the top and reed decoration on the front sides and single door. 

The lids have ball top finials that resemble the pegs.

Hand-planed pine boards with visible pegs and square nails speak to its honest construction, while traces of whitewash at the base hint at centuries of use.

This piece is presented upon four smoothly rounded legs, with sinched knees that are wrapped with foliate carvings, and gently taper toward their peg style feet. This early 19th cent...

A handsome English horseshoe-shaped wall or hall mirror, from the Edwardian era, featuring a frame of mahogany with brass pegs surrounding a beveled mirror glass. Perfect for an eq...

The table rests on four finely turned and fluted legs, characteristic of the Louis XVI style. Traditional pegged joinery is visible throughout, while the oak displays a warm patina, ...

Constructed with plank back panels and pegged joinery, the piece reflects vernacular woodworking traditions; functional, honest, and expressive.

Perhaps from a sun room or conservatory. Heavy frame using pegged construction. Losses to paint finish, gilt and carvings.

Attractive hallway chair, graced with charming detail and warm colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks present fine grain interest throughout A treat ...

Features an oval form over turned legs with peg feet. When not in the open position the legs and leaves neatly tuck away offering a small profile that is perfect for use as a side t...

A large English rectangular farmhouse or refectory table of fine patinated oak, featuring a handsome plank top set upon a solid stretcher frame of four pegged square legs.

The table stands on four tapered legs with cantered hand-carved corners. The legs are pegged to the flat apron, which features two inset drawer with hand-made dovetail joints.

An English oak side table having rectangular molded edge top over apron with thin single drawer with center escutcheon and double ring pulls, raised on round, tapering legs with bloc...

Built using traditional 18th-century joinery techniques, the rear joints remain firmly secured with their original exposed square wooden pegs. The drop-in seats have been newly uphol...

The table is raised on four slender cabriole legs, each flowing naturally from the apron and terminating in simple tapered feet. Traditional pegged construction remains visible at th...

This is an early French carved and painted fruitwood canapé in vintage velvet. The frame has peg construction. There is wear throughout the piece that does not detract from its beauty.

A handsome large English cricket table of patinated oak from the Georgian Era - featuring the traditional round or circular top over a tripod base with pegged joins and triangular un...

This antique commode from France, designed in clean lines, has a rectangular-shaped top with softly rounded edges, over a case which houses two full-sized drawers, and is raised upon...

A wonderful country garden game, ideal for outdoor gatherings Displays a desirable aged patina, gently time-worn with enthusiastic use Superb wooden craftsmanship, with lignum vitae ...

Iron hardware and traditional pegged construction details enhance the cabinet's authentic provincial character.

The distinctive X-form square section legs and broad pegged joints create a fascinating silhouette while testifying to the quality of their construction.

Circular birch top with strung black border , fitted with 4 drawers, 2 deep and 2 short each with the same stringing and black shield shape key hole.  Top is pegged to the BASE and h...

A fine French farmhouse table of patinated cherry wood, from the 19th century, featuring a handsomely paneled rectangular top on a pegged frame with one side drawer and one end drawe...

A 19th Century Chinese Qing dynasty red lacquered elm wood bench. Handcrafted using pegged and tenon construction with slight imperfections and nice original patina showing some wear.

The legs are joined by a long elaborate stretcher with visible exposed peg joinery carved in a scrolled ribbon form, centered by a stylized fleur-de-lis carving.

Short description Late 17th to 18th century French provincial Lorraine oak chair with a tall open back, scalloped rails, plank seat and expressive turned front legs. Deep dark patin...

Notice fine craftsmanship with pegging and mortise and tenon construction. Original Oil cloth backrest upholstery, seat re-upholstered in black leather.

Remarkably, the table is constructed entirely without screws — only hand-cut joinery and wooden pegs — a hallmark of the highest standard of Victorian-era cabinetmaking.

The stoppers remain intact, with minor roughness to the peg end of one. We ship tracked, worldwide.