Antique Pegs

The kettle Stand is fitted with the original chains and hallmarked security pegs. The underside of the kettle bears the retailer's mark 'Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company LTD,...

This French artisan made oak farm table bench from the turn of the twentieth century is constructed using hand pegged mortise and tenon joinery and features a seat with rounded ends ...

Hand-crafted from thick planks of solid oak using pegged joinery, it retains its original liftable lid, decorative iron strap hinges and beautifully aged patina.

Visible throughout the piece are the pegs inserted into the wood to secure the table’s joints.

With a rectangular top with rounded corners, the front with a central drawer flanked by two drawers on either side, both sides with writing slides that pull out, the paneled back wit...

The reverse and interior display honest construction details, including wide plank boards, pegged joinery, and visible tool marks, all consistent with 18th century French rural furni...

The coffer is constructed in the traditional pegged manner, with a panelled front, fielded panel sides and a substantial planked top.

Traditional construction details include pegged joints, rose-head nails and the original boarded back.

The top has a beveled edge and pegged construction, following down to a hand carved apron.

This regional garde-manger is built from solid chestnut with pegged joinery and hand-worked construction throughout.

The box retains extensive early ironwork and traditional construction details, including original hinges, rosehead and hand-forged nails, pegged joints, and hand-beaten and forged lo...

Traditional construction details are visible throughout, including dowel and pegged joinery and dovetailed drawer construction.

Pine base with tapered legs and peg joinery, retaining a warm original patina. Slate stone top, later addition.

Authentic tool marks, 19th century peg joinery, and a beautifully natural aged honey patina showcase the French Provincial construction.

Two outer drawers with hand dove tailed construction. Mortise, tenon and peg case construction. With a high gloss finish.

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

Resting on tapered square legs, this handsome table of hand pegged construction mixes well in all interiors. A versatile piece, this dining table seats six to eight.

Warm dark tone to pine from 200 years of use. Some pegs missing but overall shelf is wonderful and functional.

Low stretchers connect the legs on all four sides, strengthening the delicate-looking base while creating an attractive architectural framework below. Traditional pegged construction...

Slender tapered legs reflect the neoclassical taste that swept France in the final decades of the 18th century, as provincial cabinetmakers carried the refinement of Paris into furni...

Traditional joinery and visible wooden pegs further emphasize its rustic vernacular character.

The chairs retain traditional pegged construction, visible at the joinery of the shaped back splats, together with simple rounded stretchers connecting the legs.

The chair retains its original timbers and pegged construction throughout, together with its original solid oak seat boards.

A scalloped apron centered by a carved fan shell and stylized scrolls descends to graceful cabriole legs ending in scrolled feet. Paneled sides and pegged mortise and tenon joinery r...

* Accent Joinery: The front and rear square leg posts display prominent exposed pyramid-head pegs (pyramid studs), adding a strong tactile, structural motif classic to Prairie Scho...

Drop-leaf table hand-made in the Netherlands in the mid 1700s using walnut and pegged construction. The gate-leg opens to an almost round shape measuring 111cm x 113cm (43.7 x 44.5 i...

The legs are joined by an H-form stretcher, while pegged joinery and visible construction details contribute to the table’s traditional French country character.

The table is raised on four elegantly proportioned ring-turned legs, tapering towards traditional peg feet. The combination of fine turning, restrained inlay and warm mahogany gives ...

The construction is plain and structural: a heavy slab laid across two trestle supports joined by a low stretcher, pegged rather than screwed. The oak has dried and lightened over it...

It stands on its original stile feet and is constructed throughout using traditional pegged joinery. There is slight movement in the joint construction, consistent with age, but the ...

The high rectangular back is centred by a broad solid oak panel displaying wonderful natural grain and age, framed by substantial uprights and finished with a carved scalloped frieze...

Its rectangular body still bears the oval tax stamp and hand-cut f-holes, while the slim neck and friction pegs recall the pocket fiddles carried by itinerant musicians and soldiers ...

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.

A beautiful antique English stool—also known as a ‘Joint Stool’—crafted from solid oak, featuring turned legs and joinery secured with square wooden pegs; 19th century or earlier, un...

The drawer fronts are decorated with bold geometric moulded panels, creating an architectural appearance characteristic of the period. Traditional pegged construction and rosehead na...

The cupboard retains its substantial original thick-planked back, secured with traditional rose-head nails and pegged construction. The drawers run on side runners, while old locks r...

The elevated seat is framed by turned spindle supports and fitted with a shaped wooden tray that swings across the front and secures with a wooden peg. A broad lower platform serves ...

Lower cabinet has two hinged doors. Peg construction.

A truly fabulous 19th century French marquetry card table, the rectangular top centered with an inlaid cartouche and musical instruments, within swept foliate inlay, the top opening ...

The legs are joined by a long stretcher that runs through both trestles and is locked with pegged tusk tenons, the classic way carpenters built these tables centuries ago.

A charming 19th-century English joined stool, finely crafted from oak and distinguished by its traditional pegged construction, turned legs and beautifully developed period character.

You can see hints of the brick red underneath. It's dovetailed and pegged all over. Also the fabric and paper that were once inside have been removed as has the original hardware.

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

Fifteen holes or "dogs" are spaced along the width of the front. Pegs were placed in the dogs to hold a piece into place while working on it.

Traditional construction is visible throughout the set, including pegged and doweled joinery and turned components fitted directly into the surrounding rails and stiles.

The underside retains its original large wooden mounting dowel secured by early hand-forged iron staples and structural pegs. Mounted on a bespoke, satin black museum stand, this com...

PAIR OF FRENCH SCRUBBED AND WORN PINE TENON-MORTISED DOORS 
With decoupage & trompe l'oeil decoration throughout, 19th century

 95 1/2" H x 33 3/8" W (approximately for both do...

All throughout, the square wooden pegs used in its mortise and tenon construction are visible.

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...

Appealing hallway chair with inviting colour and form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Select walnut stocks present fine grain interest throughout Presented in de...

Constructed of walnut and mixed woods using traditional joinery, the piece retains extensive evidence of its age and history throughout. Old pegs, shrinkage, previous repairs, surfac...

The top is extremely thick oak planks and the base is stretched and pegged. Once put together the table sits sturdily.

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 strong box is supported on a handsome handmade oak stand with gun-barrel turned legs and traditional pegged construction. The timber has been carefully selected to complement the...

The solid oak frame is raised upon finely turned legs united by the original stretchers and constructed using traditional pegged joinery. The proportions are restrained and beautiful...

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...

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...

The construction is direct: a pegged frame, a moulded cornice, and four square stiles carried down to form the feet.

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

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 ...