Peg Leg

green and yellow paint over original red paint. Two drawers, side-by-side, and turned legs. Overall

An antiqued wood ‘Joynt’ stool, with a serpentine apron on pegged splay legs joined by a stretcher

. Center boards in oak, frame in cherrywood. 18th Century. Undulating apron, cabriole legs, peg joinery

A fine pair of dark stained oak side chairs with carved crests, well turned legs, peg construction

legs and peg feet. The case has two large storage drawers flanking a smaller center drawer with round

cylindrical legs with peg feet. Lacking a key. The classic Adam style delicate painted decoration consists of

Guilloche-carved arms to the padded seat, raised on fluted, Tapering circular legs ending in peg feet. The

the apron. The triple plank walnut top has an exquisite grain and colour. Raised on four pegged

horizontal pierced ribbon splats comprise the ladder back and finish in well-formed carved ears. The pegged

carved back-splat, tapered leg with Peg foot and bottom stretchers. The single piece seats are

, the rest crafted from yew, turned baluster  legs joined by a a crinoline stretcher, a large and well

type hardware, interior lid and box lined with old newspaper, carved apron, exposed peg construction

through-pegged and tapered legs well worn, honey amber color, Very rare in this form. 35 1/2" in. (90.2

cylindrical tapering front legs with peg feet and splayed back legs. Newer upholstery in cut velveteen in a

peg form legs. Hollow backs. Condition: Good condition with expected signs of age.

frieze inlaid with conforming foliate detail, raised upon ebonized fluted tapering legs terminating in

squared floral medallions. The frame is supported by tapered and fluted legs leading to peg feet

with a sturdy tripod design, with through tenon and pegged construction to the lower back leg with

baluster turned column and delicate down swept tapering legs and peg feet. Dimensions: 17" W x 15.75" D

rosettes. The pegged and jointed legs are square with an inside chamfer back and front and the front legs

cabriole legs with peg construction, this 19th century French walnut side table will bring an undeniable

stretcher which follows through the lower legs with pegged joints. Original brass label :- S E and R

with peg and hole joinery. The six legs are turned, tapered and fluted. They are reinforced by a

and they are set on curved supports. The seat rails are fluted and the pegged joints above the legs

legs ending with an elegant topie shape. The legs are all pegged to the straight apron which has a

-piece cornerpost legs with double-pegged mortise & tenon joints. The legs feature a bold cabriole scroll

. Family room, porch, extra seating with the arrival of family and friends? Solidly pegged braces, legs and

flower-head accents at each corner. The chairs are raised upon rounded, flute-carved legs with peg feet

solid, tapered legs via pegged mortise & tenon joinery, exhibiting techniques that date back centuries

earthiness. The brass pegs on the three legs are a terrific accent along with the vertical scoring detail

hand painted, country scene on it. It has three turned oak legs that are pegged into the top

stretcher, centred by an urn. The four legs terminate in peg feet, with silvered bronze tips.

(to orient in any direction) and connects to square, slightly tapered legs by visible peg joinery

the legs and completing the base. The top is then lifted onto the base, centered by two 1" pegs on top

raised on four tapered legs presenting a peg construction, and decorated with fluted accents echoed on

box apron frame on elegantly turned Birdseye Maple legs terminating to peg tapered feet set on spheres

proportions with sturdy tapered legs. Pegged construction with mortise and tenon joints. Restoration on the

legs ending in peg feet with acanthus leaf details. Measures: Length 42", depth 22", height 19

pulls, and it has wonderful farm or country style legs with pegs through the tabletop… a cool detail