Baluster Legs

A very handsome and strong English Elizabethan Tudor style carved wood coffee table with bold baluster legs. Very sturdy and in excellent condition ready to use and enjoy.

France, circa 1850 A fine mid nineteenth century coromandel bedside table, the lid opening to reveal the compartmental interior, with four small drawers to the frieze, all supported...

Biedermeier armchair raised on front baluster legs and slightly curved rear legs. The armrests terminate in volutes and are accented with delicate string inlay.

Flanked by open pad arms, all raised on fluted baluster legs with brass cup castors. Dimensions: Height 43.5 inches height to seat 16 inches Width 28 inches Depth 30 inches.

It has finely turned baluster legs with a box stretcher. Jacobean Revival Style.

Constructed in solid oak with a rich, mellow patina developed through years of careful use, the table features a beautiful grained top supported by substantial turned baluster legs u...

Large Biedermeier chest of drawers in walnut veneer, standing on baluster legs with three drawers and rounded corners.

The base rests on heavily turned baluster legs joined by an H-stretcher, giving the table an architectural stance and a low visual center.

Straight back crowned with wreath, upholstered seat and back, ending on round tapered baluster legs. Originally the settee belonged to a salon suite composed of two fauteuils (armcha...

Its timeless appeal, extending arms, turned baluster legs, and ergonomic design make it a perfect addition to any living room, study, or conservatory.

Thick top is supported by 4 turned and fluted baluster legs united by an x-frame stretcher. Standing on ebonized flat hoof feet.

The square, tapering baluster legs are joined by an X-shape stretcher, topped with a large central finial.

Made of solid oak featuring Jacobean styling with ornate hand carved foliate / fruits designs and turned baluster legs connected by a trestle base. Heirloom quality with marvelous ...

Upholstered in figured blue material with loose squab seat cushions, the chairs have tall, shaped and curved backs with outswept lyre-shaped arms with acanthus carved scrolling above...

A French bleached walnut bench from the 19th century with trestle base made of two turned baluster legs connected to one another through a plain cross stretcher.

Item features a deep rectangular top, solid wood construction, turn carved baluster legs, single drawer, desirable distress painted finish to the sides, rear, and legs, and great form.

The oblong molded top enhanced with gilt decoration, above a double frieze with conforming floral ornamentation, supported by carved and gilt double baluster legs on shoe feet, conne...

18th century Welsh oak settle with nailhead trimmed upholstered seat, four fielded panels to the back, a molded rail at the top and shaped arms all sitting on turned baluster legs wi...

It is an anchoring piece that is supported heavy baluster legs and is a wonderful example of Georgian country style.

This top is supported by three turned baluster legs with rectangular block joints, connected to the top's underside through thin straight iron stretchers showcasing a rusty finish.

Antique English Victorian Oak & Elm Wood Round Extension Dining Table w/ 3 (14.5") Leaves and Turn Carved Baluster Legs. (Legs are not removable). Circa Late 19th Century.

Unusual Italian military style pedestal side table with polished wood grommeted scudo top holding “grenade” or mace style cigarette and match cups with match strike on slender balust...

The rectangular dining table with curved ends and a brass-bound apron. Set on slatted baluster legs trimmed and outlined in gilt. Open dimensions: 162" W x 50" D x 30" H Closed ...

Thanks to its balanced dimensions, this baluster-leg table with H-stretcher can serve as a decorative antique console, a refined side table, or a small writing desk.

Antique 17th century Irish oak table with carving on the apron on three side. Turned baluster legs with beautifully worn stretchers, all original to the piece, between the legs.

This top is supported by three turned baluster legs with rectangular block joints, connected to the top's underside through thin straight iron stretchers showcasing a rusty finish.

The table, supported on ornate, fluted baluster legs linked by a turned stretcher, has splayed feet raised on brass castors.

The table is supported by turned baluster legs joined by a sturdy H-stretcher, combining rustic charm with timeless French craftsmanship.

The black marble top is supported by four ornate baluster legs with animal paw feet, and the legs are connected by a stretcher featuring a stylized heraldic crest or shield held by t...

Large antique pair carved and faux painted bow front corner cabinets with pairs of keyed blonde wood painted doors, concealing two interior shelved compartments beneath a faux marble...

This top is supported by three turned baluster legs with rectangular block joints, connected to the top's underside through thin twisted iron stretchers showcasing a rusty finish.

It is supported by four balusters legs that also hold a lower shelf. The table consists of two drawers with a round metal pull handle adorned with an embossed oil lamp.

The table has a simple elegance, with the beautiful elongated balusters of the legs being the outstanding decorative Elements, and the deep warm patina, enhancing its character.

Broad leather straps are interlaced in a basket-weave pattern and secured to the frame with dome-headed brass studs, a detail that is both functional and decorative. The four turned ...

Constructed in oak, rising from wood castor shod bun footed baluster legs adorned with lotus leaf carving, the body of everted sarcophagus form, carved with ring handles, and having ...

Each corner is supported by boldly turned baluster legs with vertical gadrooning, ring turnings, and a sense of architectural solidity.

The curved iron stretchers and turned baluster legs not only provide sturdy support but also lend a touch of elegance to the overall design, blending seamlessly with the table's rust...

The combination of the table's weathered patina, trapezoidal top, and turned baluster legs make it an unforgettable addition to any living space.

This ornate and richly carved cabinet sits on a base with a single drawer with baluster legs to the front with a base shelf that stands on bun feet.

The lower section features two doors and a wide drawer, richly adorned with carved decorations, turned half-columns, and decorative baluster legs. The upper section is architectura...

The rectangular top rests on finely turned baluster legs connected by carved stretchers, giving the piece a balanced, architectural presence.

The lower shelf fitted with two frieze drawers, all raised on inverted baluster legs with its original brown pot castors.

The oak shows a deep, well-developed patina with visible grain figuring across the top and apron. Turned baluster legs and matching gateleg supports are joined by box stretchers and ...

Upholstered in figured blue material with loose squab seat cushions, the chairs have tall shaped and curved backs with outswept lyre-shaped arms having acanthus carved scrolling abov...

An Arts and Crafts oak side table with a hexagonal top, dowelled from the top to the apron, standing on six baluster legs united by a hexagonal-shaped stretcher arrangement.

Supported by 8 turned baluster legs united by h frame stretcher. Surface marks and minor losses to leather writing surface, but is the original. 

The top with a molded edge ,over baluster legs joined by a stretcher, carved with a Vitruvian scroll, (2) 15''w leaves and (6) 20' W leaves. 29 1/4''h x 164''L x (364 '' long with al...

Slightly curved body ending on conical baluster legs in bronze feet. In the front three drawers, the two lower drawers are mirror-veneered.

The top is supported by massive baluster legs on each side, ending in shoe-feet connected by a flat bottom stretcher.

Incorporates single drawer raised on square section straight baluster legs joined by flat perimeter stretcher with block feet.

The apron supporting the top forms a losange, and is carved with a geometric pattern as well. Raised on turned baluster legs. The table is made up of two parts, which can be presente...

a heavy oak refectory table with stretcher base, it has a triple plank top, turned baluster legs support the apron of the table, these sorts of tables were used as communal dining ta...

The beautifully turned baluster legs in the front give the chair an air of refinement and ensure solid support, while the sleek saber legs in the back maintain overall stability and ...

The stretcher base shaped to a design to create foot space with turned baluster legs. This piece is in good original patina.

Curving iron stretchers add a touch of elegance and strength, connecting the robust, turned baluster legs that anchor the piece with stability and grace, to the top's underside.

Handsome Spanish dining table crafted in wood, featuring turned baluster legs, carved details, and distinctive barley twist stretchers.

Structural features like twisted iron stretchers and turned baluster legs underscore the craftsmanship that went into this table, while also contributing to its solid design.

The oval table features a broad plank top above a substantial and ornate gate-leg base comprised of eight carved and turned baluster legs.

Crafted from premium acacia wood and finished in a warm, distressed medium walnut, its rectangular top with canted corners and delicately turned baluster legs showcase expert craftsm...

In three parts, the turned double baluster legs connected by a base-slab on flat bun feet, the middle part containing one drawer, the superstructure is centered by an oval bevelled s...