Antique Pegs

turned wooden knob. It stands on four tapered legs, joined with pegged mortise and tenon construction

space when needed. The frame and top are traditionally constructed, with pegged joints typical of

pegs that could be gently used or appreciated as a unique decorative element. Thick, oak legs braced

copper handle, all showing original oak pegs throughout. This antique bucket would make a good kindling

an H-form stretcher, giving the table a grounded, architectural presence. Pegged mortise-and-tenon

cabriole legs with a shaped apron and traditional pegged joinery, the piece measures 107.75 inches wide by

. All solid oak and traditionally handcrafted with mortise and tenon pegged joints, this superb desk has

halls. Traditional square peg joinery remains visible throughout the construction, further emphasizing

raised on turned tapering legs on peg feet. Dimensions: Leaves extended: 43 1/2" L x 36" W x 27" H 19

music rooms and salons. The shaped reading ledge features a small brass peg to help secure sheet music

each side is a serpentine shaped apron On each end and at the frieze are two large pegs attaching the

This late eighteenth century French Louis XIII style hand pegged walnut side chair features hand

, France. Hand-crafted from solid beech with traditional mortise-and-tenon joinery and pegged construction

Flaming Mahogany front Removable crown 5 Dovetailed drawers Solid wood knobs Plinth base Rest on peg feet

corners. Nice proportions with rounded fluted front corners Good craftsmanship using pegged construction

knots, old peg details, and a beautifully timeworn surface developed over nearly two centuries. The

wedges, providing excellent stability and strong architectural presence. Traditional pegged joinery and

nicely turned pegs for hanging hats and coats, there is a small circular mirror and a storage compartment

using pegged construction. Circa 1880-1900 Dimensions: 40"H x 24"D x 21"W Seat: 17"H Contact us for a

of use and craftsmanship. Constructed from solid wood, it showcases simple joinery, rhythmic peg

latch. Note the peg to secure the lever has been lost at some point (though a new one could easily be

horizontal crossbar ledge that can be raised to three different heights and sits on two removable pegs with

would have held wooden pegs fixing it to the body of the sarcophagus. Notes In ancient Egypt, masks

pulling out a peg on each end. Table is 28.5" tall, 40" long and 36" wide when open. 28.5" tall, 40" long

worktable. The slightly splayed peg legs were a traditional element in this type of table. Note the

been left raw and natural, and rests upon four original splay peg legs. Restored, this coffee table is

hold tools such as a vice. The squared peg legs contribute to its rustic country look. Restored, strong

prominent exposed dovetails on the apron and peg construction throughout, signaling authentic period

pegs are not freely adjustable, consistent with the original construction. The façade is enriched with

Linen press /cabinet hand-made in England in the early 1800s using oak and pegged construction. The

stretchered legs which have decorative gothic cut outs. The Stool is made with a pegged construction and is

pegs (pictured). The alternating walnut bricks veneer was then used to decorate all edges of the chest

An impressive and timeworn peg constructed Antique Altar Table with unusual and commanding height

A very nice solid oak cricket table originating from Mid Wales. The table is of pegged construction

, with mortise-and-tenon joinery secured by visible wooden pegs. These pegged joints are a hallmark of

, accentuating the hand-carved contours, traditional pegged joinery, and visible tool marks. Surface wear is

peg style feet. The legs are each braced at their ankles with a wavy x-stretcher that features a three

. Raised on 2 trestle ends, united by 2 stretchers and held in place by it's original pegs. Table of this

. Comfortable seating. Good craftsmanship using pegged construction. Serviceable condition with minor staining

stretchers. The frame is traditionally made using mortise and tenon joints secured with pegs, as you would

hand pegged construction and features a beveled top detailed with an egg and dart motif. The top is

throughout, including hand-cut dovetails and pegged construction. Resting on straight, tapered legs, this

constructed using hand pegged mortise and tenon joinery and feature a seat with rounded ends made from a

construction all pegged and with wide slats under the arms and was refinished previously. Not the original seat

inset on small pegs at the front of the box. Games appear complete. Overall very good original condition

underside reveals honest period construction, including pegged joinery, hand-shaped elements, and visible

as a worktable, all resting firmly on square peg legs. The slab of wood that serves as the top is

imperfections, reflects the charm and honesty of early rural craftsmanship. The sturdy, rustic base with pegged

pegged construction. The apron is simple and the table is supported on sturdy legs with hand chamfering

legs joined by visible pegs and iron screws, reflecting the honest construction methods of the time

. Visible wood grain patterns (moku) flow along the curves of the piece, and a small tenon or locking peg

• natural signs of age • authentic traditional joinery The piece features traditional pegged construction

A bold ogee molding is pegged onto the edge of the top of this handsome trunk.. The top lifts on

patina. The construction features traditional hand-cut dovetails and pegged joints, consistent with

saddle seat is the structural hub : legs are mortised into this and spindles pegged into the top. The

portable travel set where the pegged pieces can be stored inside two small drawers under the board. Each

tapered legs joined by a stretcher, secured with traditional pegged joinery, typical of rural European