Baluster Legs

A large 19th century mahogany hall bench. The wide single plank seat raised on turned baluster

turned baluster support and three legs centred on a compass, one globe stating ‘Smith’s Terrestrial Globe

century. Good refurbished condition. Ideal for 8 people. Rectangular table frame comprising four baluster

frame that stands out for its decorative rhythm and strong personality. The arms, backrest, and legs

, swan carved and scrolled arm supports, reeded baluster form front legs. This chair is very comfortable

Elizabeth II sterling silver gilt candlesticks have a circular baluster shaped form onto three legs. The

rectangular plank top resting above a bold frieze and supported by a series of baluster-turned legs joined by

Smart pair of mahogany fireside chairs, with open sweeping backs and masculine baluster splats on

with a large bulbous baluster form. The legs are conjoined by a long stretcher and end with wide shoe

or earlier tapestry seat, baluster and ring turned legs joined by an X shaped stretcher bar with a

four baluster-turned legs ending in square block feet. Low stretchers conjoin the legs and provide

circular one piece top is raised on a turned baluster centre column and cabriole leg,s terminating on

turned baluster form leg base. The base features unique spring-loaded metal leaf braces which

, raised on a solid rosewood gadrooned and turned baluster support above three outswept legs with further

natural depth and warmth of the walnut. The piece is defined by turned and baluster-form legs joined by an

A fine pair of old New York brass double-urn finial andirons with wrought-iron rear dog legs, the

piece rests on turned baluster front legs joined by a double bobbin-turned front stretcher; a

planks, supported by robust baluster‑turned legs connected with stretchers for stability. This

some warm undertones. The plank top is supported by a trestle base having carved blocky baluster-form

Baroque style elm wood dining room table, circa 1980's. With an oval plank style top, baluster

designs. The table is raised on spiral turned baluster shaped legs and joined with a stretcher at each

decorated with wreaths and Napoleonic bees. The chair is supported on splayed back legs and baluster form

on bold ring-turned baluster stem ending on cabriole legs with pad feet.

console table. The table is raised by four baluster shaped carved legs joined by an moulded stretcher. At

seat rails with carved rosette corner blocks. The turned and stop-fluted front legs taper to baluster

turned baluster shaped legs support a frame underneath the leather. Benches like these were regularly

patina that highlights the wood’s rich grain and color. The table stands on a classic double-baluster

Stand, circa 1830 Of conventional tripod form with a turned baluster stem and the legs shaped in

substantial baluster-form legs resting on plinth bases and joined by a wide stretcher. This strong, grounded

baluster style posts on bowed legs with orb feet. Dimensions: 8.75" x 7.5" x 19.75" (Width x Depth x

exceptional trestle base having baluster shaped legs and double stretchers constructed with exposed mortise

baluster-turned blocky legs ending with bun feet. The top is supported by a trestle base having two low

working order and one key is included. The cabinet stands on three turned, hand-carved baluster-shaped

above woods and a small drawer, all on rosewood turned baluster spindle legs joined by stretchers, the

supports with robust, baluster-turned legs raised on stepped block feet. A forged iron stretcher with

, knee hole flanked by two drawers with banding and steel drawer pulls, supported on baluster and block

natural grain and warm patina of the oak. Supported by four substantial turned legs with sculptural

uses the Rhode Island style legs, with a bulb at the middle of the baluster shaped legs (circa 1780

chairs with barrel-back, tight seat and back, cross stretcher, baluster form front legs and saber back

columnar balusters, while the front legs are finely ringed and taper to neat feet. A set of curved

England, 1950 Composed of walnut, with turned baluster column legs. Originally from Oxford College

, the long rectangular monastery table rests on bold baluster-form trestle legs with pierced centers

turned baluster columns. The legs have brass feet caps and casters. We have had this recently re

panels and fitted with original iron drop handles. The tables stand on finely turned legs with baluster

Attractive Turned Rolls To Each End, Raised On Elegant Baluster Turned Tapering Legs. Hall benches from the

the seat. The seat is united by shapely balusters and turned legs united by crinoline stretchers

Turned Upright Supports With Baluster Turned Tapering Legs And Original Brass Castors. A wide variety of

carved wood, with embossed leather top, original brass handles in the two drawers and baluster-shaped and

into tables. The segmented table top in wood and metal is resting on four turned baluster style legs

features an open backrest and turned baluster front legs, joined by traditional H-stretchers. Subtle

a rustic wedged through tenon construction. The base has alpine style baluster shaped legs with

away when not required. The table is raised on four decorative hand carved turned baluster shaped

whole supported by four baluster, ring and socket legs, terminating in blunt arrow feet all joined by

A pair of elegant fireplace andirons having iron baluster shafts on arched legs, the shafts

substantial oak trestle base features hand-carved turned baluster-form support legs, terminating in molded

by elegant mottled feet below striking richly carved squared and baluster shaped legs each connected

design is further defined by the robust, baluster-and-block turned legs and H-shaped stretchers, which