Baluster Legs

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...

This Castilian Revival piece features strongly turned baluster legs joined by stretchers and a single drawer decorated with geometric mouldings and distinctive circular carved motifs...

Graced with exquisite figuring and deep colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in very good order Striking satin mahogany stocks present superb grain interest beneath a wax po...

Golden oak colour with cross banded edging.  Raised on 2 baluster legs with sledge feet, united by a floor height stretcher.

The expansive surface is supported by a base composed of turned baluster legs, with four gateleg supports that swing outward to hold the leaves when extended.

This solid oak dining table features a rectangular top supported by robust, turned baluster legs connected by stretchers, showcasing the strength and craftsmanship typical of French ...

The metal table base is made with four French antique cast iron "barley" twist baluster legs from architectural salvage. Use the table indoor, outdoor, in the garden, on a porch, k...

Straightforward in construction and wearing fantastic patina, the relatively simple disc for the top surfaces rises from a thick, turned baluster leg branching into tripodal feet, gi...

The lower section features two doors and a wide drawer, richly adorned with intricate carved decorations, turned half-columns, and decorative baluster legs, highlighting the typical ...

Boasting a nicely distressed patina, the table is raised on three baluster-shaped turned legs. With its rustic appearance and interesting top, this 19th century Indian low demilune t...

The desk is surmounted by a pierced galleried top. Four reeded baluster legs extend from the main carcass towards the bottom shelf, while four fluted tapering toupie feet with ormolu...

Antique Walnut Captain's Chair with a noteworthy Bol form frame in an overall honey walnut finish with a tub back and elaborate scrolled arms raised on oversize ring turned and balus...

The table is raised on a trestle base made of turned baluster legs connected to one another through a plain cross stretcher.

The table stands on four boldly turned baluster legs with substantial square corner blocks, united by robust stretchers in the traditional refectory manner, providing excellent stren...

Composed of three spacious storage slots formed by slender turned bobbin/barley twist columns topped with bulbous-form finials on each end, all supported by turned baluster legs with...

This fine side cabinet has a rectangular Belgian black marble top above a gilt-bronze guilloche and flowerhead frieze; below is a pair of cupboard doors inset with fine pietre dure p...

Central carved stem with a further 4 baluster legs which link to the platform base, raised on 4 carved paw feet and brass castors.

The table stands on beautifully turned baluster legs, connected by plain side stretchers, ensuring stability and durability.

The settee stand on turned double baluster legs at the front and sabre legs at the back.

The table is raised on three ebonized fruitwood ball feet below tapering baluster legs with urn like design at the top. The legs are decorated with giltwood top and bottom caps and r...

Diamond-shaped studs add an unexpected touch against the backdrop of the table's weathered patina, offering a visual journey of its storied past. Standing on turned baluster legs, th...

The window grate rests on baluster legs, which provide stability while adding an element of architectural beauty.

The thick rectangular top, marked by gentle wear and rich tonal variation, rests on a trestle-style base featuring four turned baluster legs connected by shapely stretcher supports.

The table is supported by four robust, turned baluster legs, connected by a stretcher base, characteristic of the Baroque revival style.

Supported by eight formidable bulbous baluster legs, each one masterfully hand-carved with acanthus leaf detailing, the table rests on a continuous octagonal stretcher base that prov...

The rectangular top rests on a deeply carved apron with scrolling motifs and geometric detailing; hallmarks of the Jacobean style’s architectural influence. The turned baluster legs...

The twisted iron stretchers add an intriguing visual element, intertwining beneath the tabletop and providing sturdy support, while the turned baluster legs contribute to its robust ...

A stand-out feature, the turned baluster legs in the front anchor this sideboard with an elegant disposition.

The table is supported by a classic trestle base, featuring boldly turned baluster legs united by a central stretcher for added stability.

Handcrafted from solid Sheesham (Indian Rosewood), the table features a robust, square silhouette supported by traditionally turned baluster legs. The centerpiece of this design is ...

Known for his use of robust woods, geometric balance, and rhythmic carving, Dudouyt’s influence is evident in the turned baluster legs that support the two-tiered structure.

The table is a large oval table top on a frame with baluster legs, a wide footrest and two drawers. For harmony they have made so called blind drawers to make it look like there are ...

The base rests on four turned baluster legs joined by an H-form stretcher, giving the dining table an architectural stance and a grounded silhouette.

The wood frame has beautifully turned front baluster legs with carved florets at the knees , with lovely scrolled carving on the front of the arms.

Antique English Georgian High Windsor Armchair, the contoured saddle seat with a rich grained elm, the rest crafted from yew, turned baluster  legs joined by a a crinoline stretcher,...

The case stands on turned baluster legs joined by a floor-level stretcher, with brass escutcheons original to each door.

This is of fantastic quality and is a very useful size, with lovely slim proportions, it stands on beautifully turned baluster legs. There are three drawers with nicely turned handle...

The curving iron stretchers not only provide structural support but also contribute to the table's aesthetic charm, while the turned baluster legs offer a classic touch, grounding th...

There is crisp carving at the top of the finely turned baluster legs, which sit on original brass casters.

Made of solid oak, it stands out for its strong baluster legs connected by a molded stretcher and the richness of its carved apron.

The top is supported by a trestle base with massive turned baluster legs ending with 12" inch wide shoe feet conjoined by a stretcher.

It is of pegged construction this chair boasts elegant turned baluster legs that elevate its timeless design. They were designed for use on verandas in 19th Century British colonial...

This wonderful table is made of faded walnut with a large solid, overhanging top made from one piece of timber which is pegged to the base. The turned baluster legs are joined by a l...

The Louis XIII vocabulary is typically expressed through turned or baluster legs and robust framing, giving such tables a grounded, architectural presence.

The case sits on turned baluster legs joined by a wavy-profile stretcher, with a matching scalloped apron beneath the doors.

The case stands on turned baluster legs joined by long stretchers, with a scalloped apron softening the base.

The burr walnut grain patterns are absolutely stunning, this stands on very bold baluster legs terminating in porcelain casters. There are two drawers with fine, hand cut dovetailed ...

It stands on beautifully turned and very sturdy fluted baluster legs with porcelain casters. There are two drawers with nicely turned handles and fine, hand cut dovetailed joints.

It stands on beautifully turned and fluted baluster legs, terminating in brass caster. There are two drawers with nicely turned handles and fine, hand cut dovetailed joints.

Simple moulded rails and stretchers with nicely baluster turned legs and pegged construction. The side or centre table has good colour and patination.

Turned columns frame the front of the cabinet, and fluted pilasters with baluster legs add a classic touch and sense of height.

This one stands on four turned baluster legs, each cut in a run of rings and swellings, and the effect is to lift the whole case off the floor and give a heavy piece a light stance.

These elements transition seamlessly to a planked seat supported by stout baluster legs, connected by peripheral stretchers for added stability, epitomizing the durable construction ...

The base is supported by finely turned baluster legs joined by robust stretchers, reflecting the practical yet refined craftsmanship of early English furniture.

This exceptional console is characterized by its classical architectural basic form with four square tapered baluster legs. The X-shaped stretchers, made of curving and scrolling lin...

Massive turned baluster legs are joined by a low stretcher that not only braces the table, ensuring its stability, but also provides an additional noticeable design feature.

The cabinet stands on turned baluster legs joined by stretchers, featuring a beautifully carved scalloped apron below the main case.

The simple moulded and fluted frieze with reeded panelled detail is supported on elegantly tapering, ring turned baluster legs with foliate and sphere motifs, terminating on finely c...

The base having a carved foliate frieze, the stand with four substantial turned baluster legs, raised on ball feet. This very elegant antique cabinet is in excellent condition and is...

The trestle base rests on shaped baluster legs joined by an X-form stretcher, each leg accented with carved rosette medallions and fluted detailing.