Folding Legs

The detailed carving highlights the high level of skill characteristic of the Victorian era, with attention to facial expressions, drapery folds, and anatomical proportions. The legs...

Fully embellished on the frame, supports and of course the entire top, it features foliate scrolls framing an abundance of exquisite wildflowers in various arrangements. When the gat...

Green Tara is seated on lotus with one leg folded and another slightly extended outward.

She is sitting with her right leg folded, and hair partially tied back. Unsigned, but was acquired with a collection of the artist's work.

Ganesha is seated on lotus with one leg folded and another slightly extended outward.

The table is fairly light, making it easy to fold or unfold the legs to switch between positions.

The graceful animal modeled with legs folded under its body, head turned, a sprig of lingzhi (the fungus of immortality) in its mouth.

Green Tara is seated on lotus with one leg folded and another slightly extended outward.

One of the most unique features of this table is its single gate leg, which folds out to support the leaf when it is extended.

The youthful figure solidly and proudly posed with one leg folded Comfortably. A determined forward facing casting with fine detail, great balance and solidity bronze patina.

Naked Woman Seated Legs Folded and Arms Behind is an original artwork realized by George Henri Tribout.

Note: Some pictures show the table with options such as: 1. A second leaf with fold down legs for added support, 2. Perimeter apron/skirt, and 3.

The table has double leafs and fold out legs. Antique table with drawers. Very good, restored condition.

This Tolix model features folded sheet steel legs with a very subtly patterned laminate top.

This Tolix model features folded sheet steel legs with a very subtly patterned laminate top.

This Tolix model features folded sheet steel legs with a very subtly patterned laminate top.

This Tolix model features folded sheet steel legs with a very subtly patterned laminate top.

Her drapery falls over one shoulder and descends in long folds, covering her legs entirely. Both figures stand barefoot, their feet firmly placed on the integral circular bases.

The sitter occupies the center of the composition, frontal and still, her crossed legs and folded hands producing an almost sculptural stability.

An Egyptian table designed by Mogens Lassen in light maple wood with a circular top, folding X-form legs and brass capped floor stretchers.

Wood saw house table with horizontal slats and folding metal legs. Entire table frame and legs covered in drip paint.