Antique Spools

Stuffed bird of pray (Circus Cyaneus Linnaeus, 1766) Hen Harrier, mounted on an oak branch with dry leaves, resting on a rectangular, inlaid, veneered wooden base covered in moss, wh...

American Country Rustic-Style (19th Century) rectangular antique blue painted drop leaf table dining with spool design legs.

Beautifully carved scroll arm and spool / turned legs. Newly reupholstered. The chair is in excellent condition for its age.

Antique Second Empire Candelabra Sterling Silver Obelisk Form with Chains and Tassels Style: Empire, Napoleonic, Antique Origin The Netherlands, Amsterdam 1853, second Empire period ...

A refined pair of antique late 19th Century English ebonized stools with twisted legs —also known as bobbin-turned, spool-turned or turned wood stools—distinguished by a richly black...

The table stands on bold, lathe-turned spool-and-ball legs joined by an H-stretcher base-an early rural construction detail that lends both charm and stability.

Early 20th Century Duncan Phyfe Style Occasional Sewing or Spool Table. Features a crotch mahogany frame over an ebonized lyre base with brass rods and downswept scrolled feet.

Rising from the base is a gracefully knopped, spool-formed stem, leading to a waisted central body fitted with a hinged door.

The seat is generously proportioned and raised on turned legs joined by spool-turned stretchers, providing both structural integrity and visual rhythm.

The particular decorative motif is defined as a spool and derives from the shape of wooden spools defined precisely spools.

The arm supports are joined by delicate spool crosspieces, adding both strength and sculptural rhythm.

French Provincial style (19th Cent) stripped rocking cradle with spool design.

The table features distinctive bobbin or spool turned legs conjoined by turned stretchers.

Crafted in a style that emerged in the late 17th century and then experienced a significant revival during the 19th century—particularly within the American country or farmhouse aest...

This piece features individual cubbies for different colors of spools that are housed in three glass display drawers with brass pulls. 18" W x 15.5" D x 15.5" H Drawers: 15" W x 14...

They are turned in a flat spool manner and add a lovely dimension to the seat of the window seat.

Early 19th Century English Bobbin-Leg Footstool or Low Bench with Woven Rawhide Seat, Savit of Chelsea An early 19th-century English footstool or low bench featuring finely turned s...

Notice the detail of the carved ear spools. Provenance: old New England collection.

The figure wears a tall, cylindrical headdress or crown, with prominent ear spools and striking painted facial features—including linear accents and wide, staring eyes.

The stool is supported on splayed and hand turned spool style legs, joined by simple stretchers and raised on hand turned bun feet.

The brass-cased tube With enamel finish designed to appear as mother-of-pear and decorated with garlands of roses unscrews to present a thread spool on one end while the smaller end...

The round pedestal has an unusual, spool-like shape, with sides that bow inwards for a flared base and top.

These are believed to be by Boston & Sandwich spool stem goblets, blown between 1870 & 1887, which were individually hand engraved by Cape Cod glass men descended from the highly ski...

Resting on a large multifaceted stepped dome base, bell-bottomed with a spool center and weighted. The stem Continues to rise similarly and holds a detachable servant lamp as well as...

The branches terminate in faceted spool-shaped sockets with a detachable nozzle. There is a further central socket with an alternate detachable finial and nozzle, which can turn the ...

., the traveling desk having a brass grill and finials over three drawers at each side flanking the breakfront door accented with twist columns and brass figures, the door opening to...

Has original sewing box utensils inside - spools, etc.

The top is supported on a hand turned spool legs, which are joined at the base, which mimics the shape of the top with simple sides and a curved front.

19th Century English Victorian ebonized spool design canterbury (magazine rack).  

Its most striking feature is the set of beautifully executed spool-turned legs, which add a delightful textural and architectural element.

Block joints and English “spool” turned stretchers complete the design. Equally unique is the hand carved apron of scrolls and the date 1603AD, which probably had significance for t...

This late nineteenth century hand carved French walnut Louis XIV style armchair features hand carved armrests with scrolling acanthus leaves. The seat rests on spooled legs joined by...

Constructed in solid walnut, the armchair features gracefully scrolled arms and finely turned front legs, connected by classic spool crosspieces that provide both structural integrit...

This English Turn of the Century oak corner chair, dating back to circa 1900, features a carved geometric back splat, turned spool arms, a triangular wooden seat, and spindle side st...

Austrian Biedermeier burl ash and inlaid round table with Gothic design apron and spool supports, circa 1840.  

On one side, a servant light (shamash), formed in the same rectangular pointed shape as the eight wells, rises from a multiple-spool stem—a charming and archaic architectural form.

All raised up on a plinth base and spool feet. Dimensions: Height 102.5 inches Length 59.5 inches Depth 23 inches.

The defined baluster stem is decoarted with reeding and the shaft and spool shaped socket displays horizontal girdles around it.

The goblet stands on a bold, stepped domed base, rising into a pronounced dual spool-form stem. Both the base and stem are meticulously decorated with gadrooned and curved paneled de...

It retains its original compartments and trays, likely intended to hold spools of thread, needles, and other tools, with delicate accents that mirror the exterior’s opulence.

Goblet rests on a floral-edged base and is mounted by a stepped dome with foliate scrolling. Knopped dual spool stem is decorated with similar scrolling and is crowned by a skirt of...

Its impressive scale and the stylized representation of a noble figure – complete with a detailed ceremonial headdress, traditional ear spools, a distinctive necklace, and patterned ...

A carved top band is over an arched and turned spool type frieze with brass rosettes. The bed/cabinet has two sets of double doors all of which slide open.

Pair of English Gothic-style (late 19th Century) mahogany armchairs having tapered spool form front legs with carved details and gold damask upholstered seats.

Pharmacy albarello made of majolica, with a particular spool shape. The predominant glaze of the ceramic is white, on which there are decorations in blue and yellow.

The goblet stands gracefully on a circular domed stepped base, rising into a refined spool-formed knopped stem. Its calla lily-shaped bowl is beautifully adorned with intricate flora...

The chairs rest on distinctive rocchetto (spool-shaped) legs, connected by crossed volute stretchers that ensure stability and lend the piece an architectural elegance.

The armrests have acanthus leave carvings. With spooled legs that end in claw feet and H-stretcher that provide stability.

Constructed from solid walnut, the chair features elegant spool-turned details adorning the arms and stretcher, adding a dynamic and decorative element to its sturdy frame.

The side bands are softly shaped, while the legs, slightly spread downwards, are turned “spool-shaped” in the central part and joined together by a footrest band.

From this central form emerge four tiered, spool-shaped elements, each serving as the branching point for the eight arms of the menorah.

One of the most charming surviving features is the presence of the original engraved mother-of-pearl spools, a delightful detail that reflects the table's original purpose as a work ...

The armrests have acanthus leave carvings. It has spooled legs that end in claw feet and a H-stretcher that provide stability.

This figure is adorned with an elaborate headdress, or coiffure, and ear spools which were worn to show wealth and status.

A work of art to match the extravagant kite it once tethered, this wooden spool lives on as a sculptural object and a storied relic of the past.

It’s very likely the exhausted singer slept in a fair number of the spool beds that would later bear her name.

English Regency mahogany arm chair with a sleigh back & spool design under both arms upholstered in a worn red tufted leather.