Peg Leg

The figure is depicted with two wooden peg legs, a prosthetic iron hook for his right hand, a black eye patch, and a jaunty clay pipe trailing pale grey smoke.

This allows the shelf to be smoothly raised or lowered along the central track to accommodate various artwork sizes. A sturdy rear peg leg provides excellent stability, making the in...

The sideboard is arranged with two practical drawers above a substantial open base, raised on beautifully turned and pegged legs united by finely worked stretchers. The turning is pa...

The table with well-crafted peg construction, strongly turned legs and stretcher base.

A genuine 17th century English joint stool in solid oak: a stool built with mortise and tenon joints secured with wooden pegs (hence 'joined'). Four slightly splayed, finely turned l...

Simple moulded rails and stretchers with nicely baluster turned legs and pegged construction. The side or centre table has good colour and patination.

Primitive Console Table, Solid Wood Plank Top, Splayed Legs, 1940s. This primitive console table is built from a single thick solid wood plank supported on splayed, hand-shaped legs...

Drop-leaf table hand-made in the Netherlands in the mid 1700s using walnut and pegged construction. The gate-leg opens to an almost round shape measuring 111cm x 113cm (43.7 x 44.5 i...

The top has pegs that fit into the legs and would benefit from solidly attaching them to the legs with bolts or dowels to provide a solid joinery connection.

The proportions are compact and solid, making this oak coffee table a practical and sculptural centerpiece. Hand-turned legs and pegged joinery underline the workshop origins of this...

Each stool has three wooden splay legs that are pegged together by a triangular apron at its center.

BADA records a c.1640 example with a pegged top, baluster-and-peg turned legs and straight stretchers, demonstrating the long-established construction tradition from which this stool...

Measuring 27 inches in height, 18 inches in length, and 18 inches deep, this 1800s Original Antique table is perfect for any room. This table legs are1350 hand pegged and has been ke...

The ensemble is resting on four turned pegged splaying legs connected to one another through plain side stretchers.

A large English rectangular farmhouse or refectory table of fine patinated oak, featuring a handsome plank top set upon a solid stretcher frame of four pegged square legs.

A single frieze drawer with a turned wooden knob sits beneath the top, offering practical storage within the clean lines of the base. The joinery is pegged throughout, and the tapere...

A late Qing Dynasty elm stool from China, dating to 1875-1900, with a broad circular seat raised on four square, gently tapered legs. The legs are joined by mortise-and-tenon boxed s...

The set is completed by two matching narrow benches, each raised on splayed turned legs with pegged stretchers, echoing the construction of the dining table.

Raised chamfered panels to the back. Dowl peg construction. Turned legs and arm support with loose cushion.

Robsjohn-Gibbings USA circa 1960's Black lacquered wood frame with dramatic saber legs and exposed pegged joinery Handwoven rope seat with wrapped detailing along the perimeter 48 ...

A large French cocktail or coffee (low) table of patinated cherry wood, featuring a handsome rectangular plank top set upon a frame of four pegged and tapered legs and one side drawe...

The frame is supported by tapered and fluted legs leading to peg feet. Upholstered in a green polka dot fabric.

Antique Spanish Colonial side table with early construction - mortise & pegged at lower legs where joined to stretchers & pegged at upper legs where joined to boards under ta...

This pair of side tables is built from solid pine, with a square top over a lower shelf supported by four turned and faceted legs. The construction shows visible pegged joinery and s...

A 19th century fruitwood farm table, the plank top raised on square tapering legs joined by pegged mortise and tenon joints that show plainly at the frieze.

The legs terminate in substantial block feet and are united by simple peripheral oak stretchers, with the mortice-and-tenon joints secured throughout by traditional wooden pegs.

The frame has been assembled using traditional mortise-and-tenon joints secured with hand-cut wooden pegs, rather than modern screws. Numerous original pegs remain clearly visible w...

Item features lovely relief painted figures, a distress yellow painted finish, a mirrored back interior with 2 glass shelves, and raised caster legs. There are pegs for three shelves...

Pine base with tapered legs and peg joinery, retaining a warm original patina.

The apron is flat and decorated with a thin hand-carved line. The legs are pegged to the apron, hand-turned and sitting on the original bun feet.

Good craftsmanship with pegged and mortise construction. One leg was restored.

The construction is traditional: plank top, apron and legs joined with pegged mortise and tenon joints.

* Accent Joinery: The front and rear square leg posts display prominent exposed pyramid-head pegs (pyramid studs), adding a strong tactile, structural motif classic to Prairie Scho...

Features an oval form over turned legs with peg feet. When not in the open position the legs and leaves neatly tuck away offering a small profile that is perfect for use as a side t...

Having two unusual drawer compartments, with sliding fronts to open them. The table is of pegged construction with chamfered legs and made from good timber of great colour and patina...

Appealing hallway chair with inviting colour and form Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order Select walnut stocks present fine grain interest throughout Presented in de...

Restrained neoclassical lines, softened with rounded and flute-carved front side posts, that flank three full-sized drawers, and descend gracefully to slender, turned tapered legs an...

A charming 19th-century English joined stool, finely crafted from oak and distinguished by its traditional pegged construction, turned legs and beautifully developed period character.

An 18th century Welsh oak bench of generous length, the single-plank seat with cove-moulded edge retaining a richly patinated and worn surface, raised on a pair of splayed "A" frame ...

The table stands on four tapered legs with cantered hand-carved corners. The legs are pegged to the flat apron, which features two inset drawer with hand-made dovetail joints.

The arbalest shaped apron is designed in the same manner on three sides with the legs pegged at each corner and the central front displaying a protruding reserve.

The tapered legs are pegged into the massive top, a construction that reflects hand craftsmanship and rustic joinery.

Excellent seating, with striking figuring and form Presenting a desirable aged patina and in good order Select stocks show fine grain interest, and superb flame figuring Both chairs ...

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 stool features shaped legs with interlocking pegged joinery, a hallmark of late‑19th‑century Belgian craftsmanship.

The strong box is supported on a handsome handmade oak stand with gun-barrel turned legs and traditional pegged construction. The timber has been carefully selected to complement the...

This wonderful sculptural vintage centerpiece serving or display piece for any dining table or buffet is two-tiered. The solid brass pegs or legs attach each piece of glass. Pieces o...

Supporting this impressive surface is a sturdy trestle base, comprising two broad, splayed feet connected by a long horizontal stretcher, all joined using traditional mortise-and-ten...

The captivating Saint Anne marble squares exhibit sporadic white veining among the dark gray stone, which are inset and outlined by the beautiful oak planks of visible peg joinery. T...

The construction is joined and pegged, supported on three panel legs with squared feet.

The distinctive X-form square section legs and broad pegged joints create a fascinating silhouette while testifying to the quality of their construction.

The two sides with faux Drawer doors opening to Bottle Storage with the body resting on strong tapered legs with Peg foot. Dimensions: 77.6” wide by 22” deep by 42.5” high.

The single-caned seat is supported by cabriole legs joined with pegged construction, reflecting the quality craftsmanship of the late 19th Century.

Beneath the butcher block, the hand constructed base features a large drawer or ‘dough trough’, trimmed with raised moulding and fitted with knobs on each side and opening in either ...

The plain apron is raised on turned tapering legs on peg feet. Dimensions: Leaves extended: 43 1/2" L x 36" W x 27" H 19 1/2" W without leaves Condition: Please see the detail ph...

The table features solid oak construction, retaining its original square pegs. The carved and turned legs, shaped x-stretcher, scolloped skirt and field paneled drawer fronts are all...

Mortise and Tenon throughout including paneled sides and wings. Square tapered legs with original pegged stretchers. But makes this chair so incredible rare are the arm terminals ca...

Flower head medallions flank the skirt sides, just above the knees, which give way to the rounded, flute-carved legs carved with peg feet. The chairs have a creamy white painted fini...

A Rustic Table with a thick Antique wood top supported by three legs having peg joinery and geometric pattern stretcher.

This antique stool from France has been elaborately carved in Neoclassical embellishments with foliate motif pierce-carved apron, flanked within petite bead trimming, and flower head...