Antique Pegs

characteristic of mid-18th-century French craftsmanship. Fully restored structure with its original pegged

19th century, by which time they were constructed in pine, linden or walnut with wooden pegs and

patina to the well used top. Pegs don’t appear to be original to the table.

pegging it really lovely in every way.

19th-Century American Pine Farm Table with Original Surface and Leaf-Support Pegs A character-rich

peg construction and an excellent time softened age patina with French polish. Dimensions: Larger

detail. Sturdy curved legs. A well-crafted table using dovetailed and pegged construction. Waxed finish

oxidation consistent with age. The back panel construction reveals hand-cut dovetails, pegged joinery, and

good size and featuring a round table top with an under tray, all pegged construction and full height

lower high base with a carved running wave band and raised on bun and peg feet. Dimensions: 80" H x 21

traditionally pegged, reflecting careful craftsmanship and structural integrity. The apron is subtly contoured

and pegged construction and sitting on sturdy legs. Minor restoration: the front left corner support

plank boards, pegged joinery, and visible tool marks, all consistent with 18th century French rural

are supported by gate-style swinging legs, a hallmark of the period. The table exhibits pegged joinery

. Constructed from solid oak planks with pegged joints, it remains strong and practical, raised on its original

turned lathe. They have 8 legs and stretchers that are held together by the use of wood pegs showing

, tenon and peg case construction. Nice old patina.

rise. The hand cut dovetail joints and peg construction have helped to authenticate its age and origin

than earlier, heavier examples. Pegged joinery is visible throughout, underscoring their traditional

-carved side posts, three full sized drawers, and raised on conical legs which taper to their peg feet

. The piece has pegged construction throughout. Old waxed finish. Circa 1790-1820.

throughout the Midwest and Northeast for household or pantry storage. The honest joinery, pegged construction

straight legs with pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery, the table retains a warm honey-toned surface with

. Construction is entirety pegged . These chairs are very solid and ready to be used. From The Collection of

traditionally made using mortise and tenon joints secured with pegs, as you would expect of the period. The

using pegged construction. Small in scale, perfect for use as a nightstand. Circa 1830-1840. Dimensions

-hewn construction, with visible pegging, tool marks, and early fastening methods that strongly suggest

with traditional pegged mortise and tenon joinery throughout. The fruitwood apron is fitted with three

Beautiful English oak drop-leaf table, dating from circa 1880, crafted with traditional wooden peg

32 wood pieces having pegged bases. The circular box is handmade of wood, probably walnut with line

pegged at some point. A very useful, attractive piece of furniture.

silverware and table linens. Sturdy curved legs ending in carved hoof feet. Good craftsmanship using pegged

18th century oak joint stool from England. The top is pegged and has a beveled edge, following

turned supports ending in block feet all joined by perimeter stretchers; structurally sturdy with pegged

features two chestnut boards with ogee edges that are pegged to the flat apron, where we find a single

carefully stepped apron and exposed pegged joints reveal a disciplined approach to craftsmanship, in which

consistent with age, including surface abrasions, darkened areas from handling, old nail or peg holes, and

. The piece is fitted with 2 later glass shelves. The entire cabinet is made with pegged joinery

details. Pegged construction. Upholstered in natural canvas. Sturdy frame with comfortable seating. Circa

A very well crafted Stool with peg construction which has a fine seat made from a single slab cut

dowel and peg joinery, the frames have been structurally revised in our workshop and newly upholstered

pegs, allowing the kettle to sit securely on the stand. The protruding scalloped shoulders are

showing years of scarring which adds to the look. The table is circa 1800s and its Mortised and pegged

with pegged joinery and visible wear consistent with a hardworking rural or commercial piece. The zinc

A very well crafted peg constructed 18th Century Oak Gate Leg Table, likely English. The Table has

pegged into the lid edges and the heavy trim to the base, the spring-loaded lock and interior candle box

chamfering throughout. The top provides an open display area, supported by a through-tenon and pegged joint

appearing to be untouched, still firmly affixed with the tiny wooden pegs that attach it to the sides of the

wood and construction to take precedence. Pegged joinery and subtle tool marks remain visible

Belgian stick-back farm chair, hand-crafted in solid hardwood with simple pegged joinery and a timeworn

leaves, raised on twin square pedestal supports with pierced geometric panels and pegged stretcher, the

Early 20thc wooden hand made bar stool in very good condition. wooden peg construction. Very strong

connected with a stretcher. This piece has peg construction and is finished with a Carnauba wax finish. The

turnings are more elegant and the table construction is pegged. The table top, with the leaves extended

the home or office! The tables are made from oak and have pegged construction. The tops of the

edge and pegged construction. The top follows down to a hand carved apron and is supported on hand

table top edge, pegging and thru tenons Original finish