Baluster Legs

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

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.

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.

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...

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

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...

A moulded cornice sits above, and the whole case rests on a separate stand fitted with two drawers, turned baluster legs and a wrought iron stretcher curved into scrolls between the ...

Simple and elegant in design, this rectangular table stands on two elaborately carved baluster legs and splayed feet, connected by a plain stretcher.

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

The case sits on turned baluster legs joined by a full stretcher, with a saw-tooth scalloped apron below the doors.

The upper cabinet section rests on an open base with turned baluster legs connected by a scalloped stretcher — a direct reference to 17th-century Danish Baroque furniture reinterpret...

It stands on beautifully turned baluster legs, terminating in brass casters, there is an ebonised trim around the lower edge of the top and accentuating the legs as well.

Attractive deep, rich tones to the elm with a desirable aged patina Displaying good grain detail in the saddle seat slab Standing upon stout baluster legs united by a double 'H' st...

The oxblood-red painted table base forms an open gallery with a line of five, large baluster legs turned on a lathe. A shaped plinth base in chamfered corners becomes another opportu...

The owner had close connections to Axel Salto and was reportedly a writing desk - which had been highly sought after in artist circles The exterior showcases the grandeur of Baroque...

This antique Baroque Revival armchair is carved from solid oak, with scrolled arms ending in rosette paterae and turned baluster legs joined by a box stretcher whose flat front membe...

Wonderful craftsmanship, adding distinction to any room Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks offer fine grain interest and warm caramel hues Presented ...

Striking craftsmanship, ideal for the living room or conservatory Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks show fine grain interest and deep russet hues ...

Excellent country house appeal with the classic bow form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Select beech and fruitwood stocks show fine grain interest throughout ...

Delightful country house appeal with a classic bow form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select elm shows fine grain interest throughout Rich chestnut hues beam ...

Trestle dining table with double baluster legs in light oak. A low central wooden stretcher beam connects the two base ends, secured with exposed mortise-and-tenon/keyed joinery deta...

Below, the dresser is supported by eight finely turned baluster legs, united by a full-length potboard undertier, creating an imposing architectural appearance while providing excell...

Wonderful country house appeal with the classic bow form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good original order Select beech and elm stocks show excellent grain interest through...

Attractive hallway chair, graced with charming detail and warm colour Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks present fine grain interest throughout A treat ...

The square iron base is constructed with four dramatic hand-turned thick baluster legs joined by immense X-form stretchers having quatrefoil-accented edges on the top and bottom.

Each frame is carried on four turned baluster legs connected by plain square-section stretchers — an honest, workshop-driven structural language that grounds the decorative tile surf...

The oak frames are constructed with Kjærnulf's characteristic sculptural baluster legs — a carved, waisted profile that introduces a rhythmic vertical energy to each table without ti...

Four substantial turned baluster legs anchor each chair with deliberate weight, rising to a carved, scalloped apron detailed with a repeating circle motif.

The table rests on eight finely carved baluster legs, a hallmark of the Gustavian neoclassical style, all supported by the original chrome caster wheels for effortless movement.

The table stands on turned baluster legs joined by a shaped stretcher base, providing excellent stability while reinforcing the classic Louis XIII silhouette.

The substantial trestle base features hand-turned baluster legs, molded shoe feet, and a thick cross stretcher for strength and stability.

The base rests on solid turned baluster legs with porcelain or ceramic castors for easy mobility and added visual elegance.

Supported by four robust baluster legs and connected by a broad box stretcher.

Classic country house appeal to this delightful smoker's bow chair Displaying a desirable aged patina and in fine original order Select elm and beech show excellent grain interest th...

An absolutely charming 19th century French writing desk, crafted from walnut and featuring exquisitely baluster turned and tapering legs, and a beautifully curved X-form stretcher wi...

Massive paw-like scrolled feet with acanthus cuffs ground the design, while turned baluster legs and H-stretchers provide architectural strength.

The base is both substantial and graceful: four robust turned baluster legs with octagonal block feet and bun details, connected by a low H-stretcher for exceptional strength and sta...

Handcrafted with a monumental double-pedestal base, the table features stout, turned baluster legs joined by a sturdy trestle stretcher that ensures generational stability.

The top is supported by a trestle base with thick, chunky turned baluster legs anchored by square block feet. Two side low stretchers and a long, low middle stretcher provide rigidit...

Made from solid quarter-sawn oak, this piece features hand-carved scrolling foliage across the single drawer front, supported by turned baluster legs and joined by a distinctive geom...

Dudouyt favored **heavy proportions, turned wood elements, and architectural forms**, frequently incorporating baluster legs, geometric stretchers, and deeply carved details.

Grand Edwardian refectory table, ideal for family dining or entertaining six guests Quality oak stocks display excellent grain interest and rich caramel hues throughout Long five pla...

A square joinery connects the seat rails to the baluster legs, with the two front connectors having a floret carving.

Its rectangular top with softly rounded corners rests on two turned spiral baluster legs, richly carved with alternating ring and vase motifs, connecting to a lower stretcher shelf.

The chair fronts are decorated with Neoclassical carved motifs and are raised on gently tapered baluster legs to the front & 'sabre' shaped legs to the rear.

Superb metamorphic table, serving as a side table and opening up to accommodate four Displays a desirable aged patina and in good, original order Select stocks present fine grain int...

The piece is supported on turned baluster legs connected by a serpentine stretcher, ensuring both stability and visual appeal.

The tables are raised on beautifully turned baluster legs, joined by low stretchers and terminating in turned feet.

Beneath, the base is composed of beautifully turned baluster legs joined by stretchers in a geometric arrangement, creating both visual interest and structural integrity.

There are four side chairs, two armchairs (fauteuils), and a canapé. All have square baluster legs and volute x-stretchers. All the wood has been richly sculpted and gilded, and moti...

Superb country house appeal with the classic bow form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good original order Select beech and elm stocks show excellent grain interest througho...

Antique French Farmhouse Turn Carved Wooden Spindle Balusters with Attractive Authentic Weathered Patina.

The table is supported by robust, carved baluster legs with fluted and lobed detailing, joined by a low stretcher that reinforces both structure and visual weight.

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, furniture makers revived traditional features such as turned baluster legs, substantial oak construction, and stretcher-supported bases.

Impressively figured oval table in the traditional Sutherland form Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order Quality burr walnut presents superb grain interest, with book-ma...

We delight to offer for sale this beautiful Victorian oak library table in Elizabethan Revival style, by Gillow of Lancaster, mid 19th century; the rectangular top with pronounced me...

The table is elevated on a beautifully turned base, showcasing four baluster legs that provide a sense of movement and grace.

The sofa sits atop an ornate carved walnut base in the English William and Mary style, with scrolling carved stretchers joining the carved baluster legs ending in brass ferule-covere...

The top is supported by a trestle base having four boldly turned baluster legs rising from large turned ball feet, transitioning through ringed collar details to square corner blocks.