Antique Turned Leg Side Tables

Elegant 19th century side table featuring a beautifully turned-leg base and original castors, typical of late Victorian craftsmanship.

Incorporate extra, functional surface space into your living room or den with this elegant antique side table. Crafted in the Perigord region of France circa 1780, and built of walnu...

Incorporate extra, functional surface space into your living room or den with this elegant antique side table. Crafted in the Perigord region of France circa 1780, and built of walnu...

A 19th-century French walnut side table with a single drawer, turned legs, and a shaped stretcher base joined by a central finial detail.

An English walnut side table from the 19th century with single drawer, turned baluster legs, plain side stretchers and nice patina.

An early 20th Century Jacobean Style Walnut Side Table With Scalloped Turtle Top and Turned Legs.

The turned legs, with their intricate design, add a layer of refinement, making this side table a true work of art.

This unusual construction offers discreet storage while maintaining a clean, rectilinear appearance. The table stands on four robust turned legs joined by an X-form stretcher, givin...

A petite English walnut side table from the early 19th century, with single drawer, turned legs and casters.

An Italian walnut side table from the 19th century with marquetry top and apron, single drawer and turned legs.

An antique Indian side table from the 19th century with window grate top, turned legs and spandrels.

19th century Spanish trestle table in walnut. This piece has a great scale, lovely carved turned legs and beautiful ebonized top.

A fine Antique English Tavern Table with great form and good weight. The table with well-crafted peg construction, strongly turned legs and stretcher base. The table has a particular...

Diminutive mid 19th century Pine side table with two plank top over turned, tapering legs.

19th century Italian walnut side table. Rectangular top with a molded edge, joined by low-level stretchers. Barley twist legs. Recently refinished.

The table’s legs are connected by a decorative stretcher, adding structural integrity and visual rhythm.

An Italian walnut side table from circa 1890 with elm star marquetry, single drawer and turned legs.

The table features two practical drawers with original wooden knobs and beautifully turned legs resting on small castors, making it easy to move and position.

Side table of walnut with turned legs and beleveled top.

Side table of walnut with turned legs and beleveled top.

This piece has a great scale, lovely turned legs and beautiful marquetry top. This table could be used as an end table, nightstand, side table, or small desk.

Antique side table in hand-polished mahogany from the 1880s.

This table is unique because of its intricately turned legs.

Side table Oak Two tier Ring turned legs  Early 20th Century UK

An Italian walnut side table from the early 20th century, with single drawer, floral décor and turned legs.

American Sheraton mahogany hinged side table with a carved molded edge top, centered floral brass, and terminating on the original turned bulbous legs.

The top sits on four slender turned legs ending with block feet. The legs are joined by turned carved stretcher connecting the legs on both sides and in the central part the latter g...

English 18th Century Oak Side Table with Drawer, Turned Legs and Box Stretcher

Antique sewing/side table in hand-polished mahogany from the 1890s.

English 18th Century Oak Side Table with Drawer, Turned Legs and Box Stretcher

English 18th Century Oak Side Table with Drawer, Turned Legs and Box Stretcher

19th Spanish side table with cared Solomonic turned legs and iron stretcher.

Spanish side table from the early 20th century with neat Solomonic turned legs and iron frame.

The front section has an exquisite single drawer, which opens up to reveal a slanted panel intended for writing. The table is raised on four exquisite turned bobbin legs with cross s...

An Aesthetic Movement side table with scroll supports stood on ring turned legs united by a turned cross stretcher with an object or plant pot stand to the centre.

A small Aesthetic Movement Walnut drop leaf side table on four turned and incised legs united by a lower stretcher with a turned gallery arround on original brass and ceramic castors.

An Aesthetic Movement oak oblong side table with staggered ring turnings to the legs and stood on splayed-out feet united by a fine ring-turned central stretcher.

Six turned legs support the ensemble and secure a lower shelf.

18th Century English Oak Side Table with 1 Drawer, Turned Legs and Box Stretcher

Below, a single drawer with a smooth face adds discreet storage, ideal for a notepad or accessories in a library or sitting room. The table stands on bold turned legs with strong tap...

An unusual English cricket table from the mid-19th century, with circular sycamore top and cross-stretcher. Born in England during the third quarter of the 19th century, this cricket...

An early 1900s American Classical Oak Parlor Table with Turned Legs. Measures 16 inches square and stand 29 inches tall.

A French Louis XIII style walnut side table from the 19th century, with single drawer, bronze hardware, turned legs and H-Form cross stretcher.

Crafted from solid pine, this rectangular French bistro table features a simple plank top set over turned legs with sculpted splayed feet.

This attractive and timeless 19th century English pine console table has a rectangular shape, raised on four turned legs, and has a lovely shelf at bottom for storage. It is a versa...

An English 19th-century oak Jacobean revival side table with bobbin-turned legs, single drawer, and a stretcher base.

Queen Anne table, having oval drop leaves on turned (slipper) legs ending in pad feet, circa 1750, height 29 inches, top 39" x 16" (extend: 39" x 42")

It works beautifully as a side table, lamp table, or small center table in living rooms, hallways, or reading corners.

An Aesthetic Movement Walnut octogonal two tier side table on splayed and fine ring turn legs, reminiscent of some of the legs Godwin chased around.

An English Georgian period pine table from the 18th century with oval top, turned legs and side stretchers.

An English Georgian period oak side table from the early 19th century, with single drawer, turned legs and stretchers.

An English carved geometric front oak side table from the 19th century, with single drawer, bobbin legs, H-form cross stretcher and brass hardware.

An English oak bobbin legs side table from the late 19th century, with single drawer and stretchers. Created in England during the third quarter of the 19th century, this oak side ta...

This antique table from Italy features a rectangular-shaped top, which is raised upon a pair of nicely-turned, trestle-styled legs (with a pair of turned wood stretchers supporting t...

This drawer offers practical storage while maintaining the table’s clean and classic lines. The standout feature of this side table is its beautifully turned bobbin legs.

A French Louis XIII style cherry table from the mid-19th century with lateral drawer, turned legs and carved finial.

A French Louis XIII period walnut side table from the 17th century, with single drawer, carved diamond motif, turned baluster legs, cross stretcher of similar style with carved finia...