Baluster Legs

pillar dining table, each of the two tops set on a turned baluster support on four splayed legs

cartouches at the corners. The table has four baluster shaped tapered legs, decorated with leaf motifs and

under the scalloped apron, perimeter stretcher. The table resting on bold baluster form legs below the

tapering baluster form turned legs. Dimensions: 32" High, 39.5" Wide, 27" Deep Great original

additional leaves and standing on four baluster shaped legs. This 4ft6 wide table smoothly extends from 5ft

twisted reed legs with appealing baluster forms Finely carved acanthus bulbs create the surmount to the

baluster shaped legs attach the top construction with the under tier, while four fluted tapering toupie

baluster over the curvy cabriole legs. Measurements: 12 1/2" H x 11 7/8" diameter Condition Report: Old

, patinated bronze, ebony and Brèche Basque marble buffet. The buffet is raised by elegant baluster shaped

surface offers a wooden gallery in the way of a molding on three sides. It rests on four baluster-turned

greenish lacquered ground, raised on a central baluster supported by three curved legs, all decorated with

top, over a simple apron with single drawer, rising on four turned baluster-form legs. Finished in an

escutcheons and locks. Standing on elegant baluster and ball turned legs. Excellent original color and patina.    

A 17th century French walnut armchair from the Dordogne region. The typical baluster shaped legs

structure: well-considered moldings, no drawers in the underframing, and elegant baluster shaped legs

, with rectangular tops, the smallest with chequerboard, on baluster turned legs joined by stretchers

of bead and reel that encircles the entire base. A pair of baluster form legs with gadrooning over

A pair of 12-inch floor globes by Cary, each set into a tripod walnut stand with a turned baluster

turned splayed baluster-form tapered legs joined by a plank box stretcher, ending in ball feet