Leg Show

Hans Olsen 800 Series Settee reupholstered in mint green leather. The legs are original and show

wood frame with 4 legs. Signed. Original finish shows nice age and patina.

the legs. Marble shows the expected patina of dark spots and fine scratches.

wooden legs. It shows a balanced and comfortable profile and the design strongly recalls the work of

tapered wooden legs lift the form lightly from the ground. The original powder blue botanical upholstery

wood has a nice warm patina, and the legs also show some scuffs. Overall, this sofa is in good

lacquer legs. Leather show nice patina with signs of use and age. Very comfortable chairs great for your

wood legs. Leather shows a lot of patina with signs of use and age. Very comfortable chairs great for

wavy back and cabriole legs. Newly refinished wood shows beautiful natural grain, age, and patina

An exceptional model quite possibly derived from a design by Howard. The show wood legs are fine

style. 1930s Good condition. The wood shows signs of aging, especially on the legs. The fabric shows

of each demilune and the feet of each leg do show areas of wear to expose some of the wood grain

, one key is included. Tall and slender rectangular fluted legs. This console table shows a very high

featuring an elegantly shaped frame, deep button-back upholstery and beautifully carved cabriole legs. The

tag on the back left leg, pictured. Upholstery shows scattered wear with some light staining and

design. Both chairs have gently curved armrests, sturdy legs, and solid construction. They show light

legs. One table shows two front legs that angle slightly outward, a characteristic that does not impact

architecture enhanced by scrolled armrest supports, tapered legs, a bowed apron and lavish wood sculpture

architecture enhanced by scrolled armrest supports, tapered legs, a bowed apron and lavish wood sculpture

& dart molding accented with rosettes atop the spiral fluted, tapered legs. Upholstery shows age but is

Condition notes:Painted finish on arms and legs of chairs show significant wear. There are scuffs, scratches

Condition notes:Painted finish on arms and legs of chairs show significant wear. There are scuffs, scratches

frieze and clean paneled legs. Its surface shows natural wear, softened edges, and a warm patina that’s

above angled brass legs. Very comfortable spring seat. Solid wood frame construction. This is built to

Graceful and balanced, this circa 1930s Queen Anne-style oval side table shows off cabriole legs

. This listing is for the configuration pictured which shows oiled walnut legs with fabric group 9 (Baru

between 1945 and 1950. Backrest and seat nice and firm and frame raised on Cuban mahogany legs remains

surface, a scroll apron and pierced balustrade legs, the desk shows both the influence of the Baroque

, Sweden, c. 1940s. Minor scuffing on legs and feet. Fabric shows wear. Tuft buttons on lower corners of

with carved floral elements, and all three pieces stand on cabriole style legs. The gilt wood shows

solid walnut – including the top, apron and legs. The design shows the characteristic clarity and

and striking grain on four curved legs. Newly refreshed finish shows nice natural grain, age, and

Solid wood coffee table with a thick, hand-carved top resting on two wide block legs. The surface

short ends to allow chair placement. Carved legs and feet show age-consistent nicks and minor losses

scratches, slight edge dings and minor kick marks on legs. The leather seats show some wear on the back and

, solid and sturdy construction. Beech frame raised on oak legs. The original wool upholstery shows wear

drawers with circular recessed pulls, resting on straight legs. The drawer fronts show bookmatched veneer

-turned legs and curved arms show the work of an artisan maker. The hardwood frame retains a warm, time

air by a set of hand forged and welded legs that show the perfect amount of character-rich patina

, crossing its legs. The sculpture shows an elaboration of the forms of the animal which tends towards

and we recommend having it reupholstered. The legs made from stained beech shows only age appropriate

a discreet historic chip repair to the top of one leg. The top shows age-related marks consistent

designed to show as much leg as possible. In his later years Peter Driben turned, like many of his

, featuring tastefully tapered legs.It shows a nice warm brown tone. Showcases excellent craftsmanship and is

. The workbench features a sturdy top and 4 thick legs, all of which show lovely signs of ware and use

hand to a low, routed edge along the top and two “breakfront” protrusions over the legs. The table’s

scroll detail on a four leg iron base. Original finish shows nice age and patina.

legs. The aged grey paint shows significant wear and layered distressing that reveal earlier finishes

cracks, tears or odors. The wrought iron legs and frames too show patina with minor nicks and scratches

, and sturdy legs. The underside shows the continuation of the block-carving process, consistent with

prominent nailhead trim. The hand-carved legs and cross-stretcher show expert joinery and subtle asymmetry

bentwood walnut frame and legs do show some signs of vintage wear such as light nicks and surface scratches

balances function and style. The cart features solid dovetail handles and legs, a detail that shows the

Cinderella. The image shows legs wearing white socks and red shoes (similar to Dorothy's ruby slippers

in Sweden. The table has a light, functional form with a circular top and slender, tapered beech legs

construction with carved handles and sits on 4 tapered legs. Vintage original condition. Shows wear on top

top and four slightly splayed, hand-shaped legs. The irregular seat shows rich grain, tool marks and