Antique Spider Leg Table

A fine quality 18th century mahogany Pembroke table with one long drawer. The spider leg table drop leaves, of rectangular outline.

A good Georgian period mahogany drop-leaf spider-leg table with rectangular top having two drop-sides above an apron drawer and standing on eight finely turned ring-set legs ending i...

An elegant dark mahogany side table with slim turned legs and a single drawer. Lovely period appropriate reeded edges on the top.

A period table with cross-stretcher and ring-turned legs.

A very unusual George III games table in rosewood with crossbanded border inlaid with brass stringing, the rotating folding top with scrolling brass mounts opening to reveal a baize ...

The mahogany on the top is of a solid board of strongly figure Santo Domingo mahogany. While the baluster is slender, the legs are somewhat nautical in appearance. The weight is quit...

Fine George III period mahogany spider-leg drop-leaf table; the well-figured and patinated top on a double gate frame with slender turned rails.

A very original and well preserved cherry spider leg side table. It has a moulded edge top with a single cock-beaded drawer, turned slender supports and an 'X' framed stretcher base.

The scrolling foliage pattern of the inlays on the back tablets of these chairs matches the decoration on a spider-leg sofa table illustrated in F. Collard’s Regency Furniture (Woodb...

A George III mahogany spider leg table with three single board, consecutively cut boards over a scalloped apron with a single drawer retaining original hardware on graceful turned legs.

Good George III Mahogany single drawer stretcher base table, the single plank top with vivid graining, over single drawer retaining original gilt brass pull and with mahogany linings...

8-136 Solid mahogany table with leather top

18th century English mahogany 'spider' gate leg table. A lovely untouched table with a great colour and patina.

An elegant English 18th C diminutive spider leg table in elm. Wonderful form and color.

Georgian mahogany spider leg table having a rectangular top with two drop leaves that are supported by slender turned gate legs and are joined by carved and turned stretchers.

​A beautiful quality mid-18th century highly figured small mahogany drop leaf spider leg pembroke table, with one frieze drawer at either end.

A pair of Federal tilt top tables or candle stands is uncommon; a pair of figured maple spider leg tables in exceptional condition that has remained together for over 200 years is ev...

Unique Regency Spider Leg Drop Leaf Work Stand w/ Single Fitted Drawer on Stretcher Base. The Top turns to keep leaves in place.

English Chippendale mahogany serpentine spider leg drop-leaf table with carved floral molded edge, and terminating on turned legs with cross stretchers and slipper feet.

19th century English mahogany spider leg drop-leaf table.  

Antique Federal candle stand features mahogany construction with shaped tilt top, turned plinth and spider legs, 19th century Measures - tilt: 42" H, 29.5" H x 23.5" L x 16" D, 20...

An Edwardian period, solid mahogany spider leg, drop-leaf Pembroke occasional or side table, in the Georgian style, Circa 1910.

Early 19th century George II style spider leg drop-leaf table in mahogany, England.

19th c Biedermeier spider leg side table. Single drawer

An unusual Charles X burl pedestal spider leg side table with side drawer.

American mahogany drop-leaf spider leg table with turned ringed spindle legs, cross stretchers, and terminating on stylized Queen Anne pad feet, Late 19th Century.

With a rectangular top and hinged drop-leaf, contains a frieze drawer, turned circular legs and wonderfully turned and shaped stretchers. Turned feet. The stretcher configuration al...

A fine English spider leg occasional table of mahogany from the Edwardian Era, in the manner of Morris & Co., featuring an octagonal crossbanded top, eight stylishly turned legs and ...

Mahogany drop leaf table with spider legs, England, 19th Century.

A 19th century English mahogany spider leg drop-leaf table. The dimensions closed is 11.75" L and open is 31.75" L.  

Antique Edwardian quality mahogany spider leg drop leaf table having a quality mahogany top with two drop leaves above eight turned legs with pad feet united by quality mahogany turn...

Spider Leg Candlestand in Tiger Maple Circa 1820 Prov. Leonards New England.  

American Hepplewhite mahogany oval tilt top candle stand. The tilt top is hinged to a turned mahogany baluster on tripod spider leg base. The legs terminate with a railroad inlay cuf...

Cherry spider leg candle stand with exceptional feather carved baluster pedestal supporting a square chamfered single board table top, with scollop cut corners.

The rustic round Victorian spider-leg breakfast table has three scalloped splayed feet.

An elegant English mahogany spider-leg table. The Spider-leg table is a type of gate-leg table with delicately turned legs that are hinged to support the leaves.

An English mahogany spider leg table on delicately proportioned, turned legs connected by similarly turned stretchers.

"Chinese" Chippendale spider leg table having block turned legs with matching H-shaped stretcher.

A George III style mahogany "Spider-leg" Table, the supports with delicately formed ring turnings terminating in pad feet.

The beautifully figured mahogany top with two drop leaves over six turned legs (two gate legs) terminating in charming pad feet.

delicate blonde walnut drop leaf swing leg table with drawer
10" wide top with two 10" wide leaves opens to 30 3/4" X 29 1/2"

Period George II mahogany spider leg drop leaf table.

George III Style Mahogany Spider Leg Gate-Leg Table, 19th Century; the rectangular table with D shaped drop-leafs on eight turned and square legs, joined with stretchers. www.TraceMa...

The rectangular top with two hinged drop leaves, raised on extending turned and blocked legs joined by similar stretchers and ending in button feet.

A further related table at The Vyne, Hampshire was described in the 1776 inventory as a ‘spider leg’ table (see R.

18th century spider leg side table A small 18th century Georgian mahogany 'spider leg' one drawer side table.

sweet spider leg mahogany base - large squares of burl veneer on drop leaf top - when fully open top measures 35.5"

An extremely rare early 19th century sofa table of exceptional elegance and refinement, in faded rosewood, the top with unusual satinwood banding in three widths, raised on four deep...

A very unusual George III games table in rosewood with cross-banded border inlaid with brass stringing, the rotating folding top with scrolling brass mounts opening to reveal a baize...

Supported on four double curved legs with foliate brass mounts,terminating in brass castors.

Supported on four double curved legs with foliate brass mounts,terminating in brass castors.

A graceful Regency side table with a bowed top and lovely thin turned legs in dark oak. The piece is in very good condition for it's age. Top has been lightly refinished.

A George II mahogany spider leg drop-leaf table, with outstanding color and patination, English, circa 1750.