Baluster Legs

The plank top is supported by a trestle base having carved blocky baluster-form legs ending with wide shoe feet. The trestle legs are conjoined with a long, low stretcher down the mi...

The chair is supported on splayed back legs and baluster form front legs. Purchased in England.

The table is raised on spiral turned baluster shaped legs and joined with a stretcher at each side, the table is raised on compressed circular bun feet.

The top is supported by an exceptional trestle base having baluster shaped legs and double stretchers constructed with exposed mortise and tenon joinery.

England, 1950 Composed of walnut, with turned baluster column legs. Originally from Oxford College. 36”w x 35.75”d x 29.25”h Ref.

The piece is defined by turned and baluster-form legs joined by an H-form stretcher with a central block, a characteristic feature of Louis XIII–inspired design that gives the table ...

The turned and stop-fluted front legs taper to baluster-form feet, while the rear legs are gently splayed for stability — a classic Second Empire profile.

The piece rests on turned baluster front legs joined by a double bobbin-turned front stretcher; a construction detail characteristic of late 17th century Iberian furniture.

The ratchet mechanism lifts the seat at multiple points. The turned baluster shaped legs support a frame underneath the leather.

A nest of Regency specimen wood tables by Gillows of Lancaster, each with a rectangular top and rosewood edge, the largest decorated with an amboyna field within rosewood banding, th...

The table stands on a classic double-baluster trestle base with turned legs resting on shaped sled feet, joined by a turned stretcher for strength and stability.

A gorgeous and absolutely classic regency style executive writing desk or bureau plat desk in carved wood, with embossed leather top, original brass handles in the two drawers and ba...

The top is supported by substantial baluster-turned blocky legs ending with bun feet. The top is supported by a trestle base having two low side stretchers and a long central stretch...

The cabinet stands on three turned, hand-carved baluster-shaped legs in dark brown stained birch, featuring a flowing pattern along the central section, joined by a shaped lower shel...

The continuous rail terminates in carved knuckle two-piece handholds above baluster and ring turned arm supports. All over an elliptical seat with carved gutter and a prominent pomme...

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

The chairs with barrel-back, tight seat and back, cross stretcher, baluster form front legs and saber back legs. Heavy, solid with coil and web construction.

A pair of elegant fireplace andirons having iron baluster shafts on arched legs, the shafts surmounted by goosenecks showcasing brass filigree rosettes.

A Highly Sophisticated William IV Mahogany Adjustable Combination Reading Stand/Table and Music Stand, circa 1830 Of conventional tripod form with a turned baluster stem and the leg...

The base is equally compelling, raised on six substantial baluster-form legs resting on plinth bases and joined by a wide stretcher.

The tables stand on finely turned legs with baluster forms, raised on shaped bases that provide both visual balance and structural stability.

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

Made from wood and painted in Laserow Black. Cabriol legs and baluster shaped back pieces.

The three frieze drawers are fitted with wooden knob handles. The baluster-turned legs are connected by low end stretchers.

The chairs are upholstered in a floral leaf / tree pattern and supported by baluster turned legs connected by an H stretcher.

The table is raised by elegant mottled feet below striking richly carved squared and baluster shaped legs each connected by a stretcher with similar designs.

Later painted in brown with a waxed surface. Legs in baluster shape. One drawer in the front.

The segmented table top in wood and metal is resting on four turned baluster style legs connected with metal stretchers and wonderfully carved spandrels.

A traditional English early 18th century table having plank top with molded edge on thin apron with shaped inside corners standing on four baluster turned legs joined by rectangular ...

The base has alpine style baluster shaped legs with decorative rosettes or roundels.

The table is supported by two baluster-turned legs adding a unique architectural detail, while the ends are finished with traditional trestle-style feet, enhancing its rustic appeal.

This charming three tiered table is raised on Ormolu casters below the baluster shaped legs with mottled bands throughout.

A 19th-century Jacobean refectory style coffee table, crafted in the Danish farmhouse style, featuring a thick, solid oak plank top and robust baluster-turned legs. The rectangular t...

This particular piece uses the Rhode Island style legs, with a bulb at the middle of the baluster shaped legs (circa 1780-1800).

The continuous rail terminates in carved knuckle two-piece handholds above baluster and ring turned arm supports, all over a D-shaped seat with double gutter carving and a very promi...

The table stands on bold baluster-turned legs joined by a stretcher base, echoing the grandeur of late 17th- and early 18th-century design.

A pair of architectural form hall chairs in solid oak with high arched and molded backs above carved vine and leaf motifs with raised shields below, carved scroll flourishes to tops ...

An Extremely Attractive Mid 19th Century Victorian Burr Walnut & Walnut Étagère, Or Small Whatnot, Having Three Superbly Figured Rounded Tiers With Attractive Inlaid Decoration, ...

Each wonderful armchair are raised by two front circular tapered baluster shaped off white patinated legs with top and bottom Giltwood bands, while the back legs are slightly tapered...

The chairs are made of the finest solid mahogany, the backs are very well carved with rococo scrolls and each chair with having a shield carved in relief. The front legs are turned w...

The substantial oak trestle base features hand-carved turned baluster-form support legs, terminating in molded shoe bases and joined by a thick cross stretcher for strength and stabi...

An oak tavern table with oval top and banded edge over a shaped silhouette apron and standing on four slender baluster turned legs set at raked angles and joined by a square section ...

This wonderfully decorative console is raised on six baluster shaped fluted legs supported on topie shaped feet and accented with acanthus leaves.

An early 18th century English oak center table with good color having two plank top over baluster turned legs joined by deep rectangular section profiled box stretcher.

2nd half of the 19th century, solid hardwood, stained black, rectangular top decorated with bevelled corners , turned legs in baluster form, signs of age and use, some restoration wo...

The design is further defined by the robust, baluster-and-block turned legs and H-shaped stretchers, which provide both structural integrity and visual rhythm.

James Shoolbred saddle seat walnut three legged cock-fighting stool Saddle seat over baluster turned legs united by stretchers. Stands on steel castors.

The construction showcases traditional craftsmanship: turned front legs, bobbin and baluster turning, peripheral stretchers and pegged joinery all contribute to strength, stability a...

A handsome Georgian mahogany tilt-top table with an unusual scalloped, flower-form top, turned baluster pedestal and elegant cabriole legs. Its warm figured timber, polished surface ...

The table is raised on four decorative hand carved turned baluster shaped tapering legs, typical of the William IV period,  that terminate in their original brass  cup castors.

A beautifully crafted late 19th century American writing table in the Classical Revival style, featuring elegant turned legs and refined contrasting details. Made of solid oak, the t...

Typical form with bow back and pierced baluster splat, turned legs and crinoline stretcher.

These panels are framed by molded rails. The boldly turned baluster-shaped legs are connected by box stretchers all around.

"French Directoire bergere armchair with pale green diamond patterned upholstery and walnut frame with curved backrest and padded armrests on baluster-shaped supports with a seat rai...

An early 18th century English oak side table having molded edge three plank top with large overhang over single drawer with three molded panels having two brass drop pulls and centra...

The table is raised on four decorative hand carved turned baluster shaped tapering legs, typical of the William IV period,  that terminate in their original brass  cup castors.

The table is raised on four decorative hand carved turned baluster shaped tapering legs, typical of the William IV period,  that terminate in their original brass  cup castors.

18th Century English oak rectangular center table having planked top with end cleats over baluster turned legs joined by lower box stretcher.

Born in India during the early years of the 20th century, this Indian window grate with geometric patterns is resting on four turned baluster-type legs. Perfectly rustic and boasting...

Classic English Partner Desk/Writing Desk 20th Century, Mahogany Solid mahogany, partially veneered. Baluster-shaped and grooved/channelled legs ending with brass castors.