Antique Pegs

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

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

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 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...

The carved corner brackets and exposed pegged construction further emphasize its historic revival character and fine craftsmanship.

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

The lids have ball top finials that resemble the pegs.

Louis XVI commode hand-crafted in the early 1800s using oak and pegged construction. The chest features three overlay drawers with molded drawer fronts.

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...

Side table handmade in England in the early 1700s using oak and peg construction. The table is a beautiful example of Jacobean style, and the centuries of life are beautifully shown ...

Its trestle frame is made of sturdy cast iron, and it is perfectly suited for bench or banquette seating. Small square pegs can be seen inserted in areas of loss or damage in the wo...

The top section features a striking, multi-tiered crown with double-looped large coat hooks juxtaposed with smaller hat pegs beneath, arranged symmetrically around a decorative turne...

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 single thick plank overhangs the case on all sides and serves as the top, fixed with visible pegs rather than glued. The case stands low on shaped feet.

Crafted in France circa 1920, the substantial farm table features a thick rectangular planked top with softly rounded corners, molded edges, visible wooden pegs, and beautifully vari...

Paneled sides, canted corners and pegged mortise and tenon joinery reflect the skill of the cabinetmaker.

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 ...

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...

Crafted of solid oak with pegged mortise and tenon joinery and raised panel doors, the upper cabinet opens to a spacious shelf, and the lower cabinet offers two drawers with iron rin...

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

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.

Constructed entirely with hand tools, the buffet features a hand hewn back, traditional mortise and tenon joinery and fully pegged construction. Particularly distinctive are the mite...

The construction reflects traditional 19th century cabinetmaking, including pegged joinery and substantial solid oak throughout.

Original iron hardware, pegged construction, and visible hand-built joinery reinforce its authentic 19th-century character.

The doors enclose a large storage area the top of the cabinet is fitted with two rows of original hand carved pegs to the upper interior. The doors are flanked with quartered pilaste...

Note the abundant use of pegged mortise & tenon joinery, all performed with nothing but hand tools, a sure sign of extraordinary craftsmanship!

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...

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...

Constructed from exceptionally substantial hand-hewn oak, the cupboard employs traditional pegged joinery throughout and retains its original internal oak boards.

Constructed in wood using traditional pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery, the chair features three distinctive hand-turned rails with rhythmic rounded profiles.

Traditional construction is visible throughout, including exposed wooden dowels and pegged joinery, adding to the character and craftsmanship of the piece.

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

Above this carved band runs a prominent row of projecting wooden pegs, giving the drum an additional sense of rhythm and three-dimensional relief.

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 ...

Additional inlaid motifs decorate the body and upper neck, while the carved openwork headstock and shaped wooden tuning pegs give the instrument a particularly sculptural quality.

The back panel construction reveals hand-cut dovetails, pegged joinery, and age-darkened wood with scattered wormholes—a testament to its authenticity and old-world craftsmanship.

The construction is deliberately straightforward, with visible pegging and substantial timber emphasizing its rustic character.

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...

When opened, the tabletop rests upon a simple trestle base composed of upright supports, a horizontal stretcher and shaped splayed feet. Wooden pegs and straightforward joinery contr...

These details continue onto the sweeping cabriole legs, which are carved with further acanthus leaves and cabochons before terminating in distinctive scrolled and pegged feet. Of pa...

Carved from the solid and continuing through the structure, these frame two open boarded shelves and give the dresser a distinctive architectural quality. Traditional pegged joinery...

Long shaped walnut racks fitted with antler-form pegs flank the central trophies. Original hand-forged iron double hooks extend from the outer sides and were likely intended for game...

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...

Late 18th century French armoire, crafted in oak with substantial decorative paneled doors and a simple rounded crown. Traditional wood peg construction rather than nails reflects th...

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

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

The stool features shaped legs with interlocking pegged joinery, a hallmark of late‑19th‑century Belgian craftsmanship.

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...

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.

The tightly woven domed skep displays a beautiful natural honey-coloured patina acquired through age and use, while the rustic timber frame is constructed with simple pegged joints a...

Traditional mortise-and-tenon construction secured with wooden pegs is used throughout, and no later replacement timbers are noted.

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.

Excellent seating, with striking figuring and form Presenting a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks show fine grain interest, and superb flame figuring Both chairs ...

The simplicity of the broad planks is balanced by the expressive shaping of the pierced ends and the rich figuring of the walnut. Visible pegged construction, knots, irregularities a...

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

The legs are connected by a H-stretcher with visible exposed wood peg joinery throughout. The radiant oak woodgrains are featured throughout the table with a darkly stained finish hi...

Where the drawer connects to the pedestals on either side has a bit of looseness and evidence of new pegs and restoration over the years; there is some wiggle when lifting the desk, ...

Constructed from dense, well-figured Welsh oak, the chair is traditionally pegged throughout. The arm supports and front legs are square-sectioned with quarter-chamfered faces, refle...

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.