Sabre Leg

Four gracefully curved sabre legs support the structure and connect to a circular lower shelf, providing additional display or storage space.

The pieces display the rigorous geometric vocabulary and refined restraint characteristic of the Printz workshop, with flat angular armrests with winged terminals, sabre legs, and a ...

Our Merienda dining chair has arms resembling English Regency and a back inspired by an Albert Hadley design, these dining chairs are designed by Jhon Ortiz and produced in our Conne...

Below the mirror sits a decorative turned stretcher, adding strength and balance to the structure The whole stands on elegant splayed sabre legs terminating in original brass castors...

Pair of elegant period Regency mahogany card tables of refined classical design Circa 1810 Each table features a hinged, fold-over top opening to reveal a vibrant red baize playing s...

A fine late eighteenth century Directoire Period walnut 3-seater settee or hall seat, featuring pierced splats with lozenge and star brass inlay, with scrolling arms in the form of s...

Raised on square form splayed and banded sabre legs with ebonized string inlay and inset trestle supports in a different wood.

The chairs stand on elegant sabre legs, typical of the Empire aesthetic, adding to their sense of balance and poise.

The chairs exhibit a shaped cresting rail with carved ears over a Chippendale style splat, pierced and carved with scrolls and interlocking lozenge. Raised on shapely Sabre legs wit...

The chairs are raised upon four sabre legs, with fluted notches carved as accents on the front pair.

Biedermeier Chair South Germany Cherry early 19th century Dimensions: H x W x D: 97 x 49 x 50 cm Seat height: 49 cm Description: Beautifully shaped chair, made of solid cherry in ...

The chairs are presented upon cabriole style front legs that terminate into ball and claw feet, with sabre legs at rear.

A fine set of eight Regency mahogany dining chairs consisting six singles and two carvers having well figured top rails with carved decoration standing on elegant sabre legs. SHIPPI...

The whole rests on curved sabre legs terminating in turned and carved giltwood feet, further embellished with stylized acanthus-form ormolu mounts at the corners and feet.

The padded backrest and seats in black leather compliment the black lacquered structure and leads down to the bow shaped front seat rails with sabre legs to both the front and back. ...

The padded backrest and seats in black leather compliment the black lacquered structure and leads down to the bow shaped front seat rails with sabre legs to both the front and back. ...

Ebonized and burl wood octagonal center table featuring an inlaid burl top and out swept sabre legs resting on original brass casters. Functions as a formal entry hall center table, ...

The frames sit on classic sabre legs, giving the pair a light, graceful profile.

The enveloping caned back, seat, and inside arms—recently replaced—restore the chair’s intended lightness and comfort, introducing a subtle interplay between transparency and surface...

The chest stands on four sabre legs that continue the movement of the uprights, creating a sinuous and elegant profile.

A Fine Set of 12 Mahogany Dining Chairs of Late George IV/Early William IV Period, c.1830 Made c.1830, these chairs employ the regency sabre legs but the rounded profiles of the fro...

Beneath, the iron X-bases, gracefully splayed in sabre legs, provide both stability and visual lift.

The solid mahogany frame sits upon four outward‐splayed sabre legs, their sleek profiles defining the era’s taste for classical simplicity.

The skirt has a horizontal reed carved design, with rosettes atop each of the front legs. The sofas are raised upon three nicely turned legs at front, and three sabre legs at rear, f...

A dashing centrepiece dining table, with comfortable dining for 4-6 with extension Displays a desirable aged patina and in good order throughout Exquisite, select stocks present fine...

The chairs are raised upon rounded, flute-carved legs with peg feet at front, with rear sabre legs.

Pair of Late 18th Century Italian neoclassical Klismos Style side chairs Exceptional pair of dark red varnished side chairs: the wide curving back with frieze decoration, the raked ...

Perhaps in response to Hans Wegner's iconic Sabre Leg dining table, Mogensen's 162 employs a novel leg assembly and an innovative support system for the two included leaves.

They have fully webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with the traditional orb embellishment.

Architectural Form and Materiality: Each chair is meticulously constructed from a sculptural beechwood frame, defined by elegant, high-tapered backs and graceful "sabre" legs. This e...

They also have some exceptional carved decoration and very elegant sabre legs. As fit for purpose as the day which they were made this pair of regency desk chairs are solid and func...

Resting on well-proportioned sabre legs, this example reflects the quiet refinement of late 18th to early 19th-century English design.

The sculptural wooden backs transition seamlessly into clean-lined frames, supported by straight front legs and subtly splayed rear sabre legs that provide both stability and dynamic...

They have fully webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with unusual rounded arms with a lower orb embellishment .

They have fully webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with unusual rounded arms with a lower orb embellishment .

They have fully webbed seats for maximum comfort and the gently curved front sabre legs are topped with the traditional orb embellishment ands rare wreath motif.

The solid bleached oak frames are executed with the exceptional grain selection and carving precision that defines Kjærnulf's best work: sculpted sabre legs, a scalloped front seat a...

The table is raised on a turned central pedestal with carved mouldings leading to four elegant sabre legs terminating in brass lion’s paw caps and castors.

The chairs are raised upon sabre legs, with an H-style turned stretcher bracing them above their feet.

Each chair stands on well-shaped sabre legs with carved knees and delicately carved toes giving the set a refined, classical silhouette.

The distinguished single pedestal base is finely crafted with a ring-turned column raised on four elegant sabre legs, each terminating in brass caps and castors.

The table comprises two console ends and a long central section each standing on an elegant turned column and supported by outswept sabre legs terminating in original brass castors.

The table stands on elegantly formed sabre legs joined by a central stretcher with a decorative finial.

The table is supported by finely turned twin pedestal joined by a reeded stretcher and raised on elegant reeded sabre legs each terminating in brass caps and castors — a quintessenti...

Charming Regency period armchair, ideal for the study, bedroom, or reception space Select stocks present fine grain interest and warm caramel hues throughout Later professional uphol...

The seat having decorated front rail, caned pad, attractive cabriole legs to the front and sabre legs to the rear. Chair is possibly from Jennins and Bettridge.

The secretaire stands on sabre legs with a slight outer curve. The body has the writing part and 3 drawers underneath, which are framed with a circumferential profile and a round pr...

Having open arms with distinguished scrolled ends. Standing on sabre legs with brass sabots. Seats freshly upholstered in a yellow cotton velvet chosen to enhance the beauty of lacqu...

This eclectic yet elegant Napoleon III period sellette (French, decorative furniture stand) was handcrafted in France in the mid-19th century, most likely Parisian work, solid wooden...

The sideboard rests on four curved sabre legs in solid oak, slender and tapering, which lift the heavy case and give the whole piece a poised, balanced stance.

The chair retains finely carved frame of decorative details typical of Louis XVI furniture pieces: neoclassical rosette set within a block joint enclosing the seat, with fluted detai...

Each features a graceful balloon back with a simple center support, cabriole-influenced front legs, and sweeping sabre legs in the rear — a restrained yet fluid design that feels sur...

With new professional upholstery, they bear desirable sabre legs and Trafalgar twist backs—distinctive Regency / Georgian features.

The pair have a fan motif and the single one has exceptional tiger stripe veneers - they all have the lyre motif in the backrest These chairs are exceptional quality They have full...

A finely carved fluted urn-form pedestal supports the top, terminating in four graceful sabre legs fitted with their original brass lion's paw caps.

The broad circular corona is ebonized and banded in repoussé brass in a repeating foliate and X-form motif — a direct reference to the sabre-leg and crossed-arrow vocabulary of early...

The later mahogany stand has been made entirely in keeping with the period of the tray itself, with elegant sabre legs which complement the proportions and style of the original piec...

The piece rests on a graceful tripod base of three elegantly curved sabre legs sweeping outward and down. Remarkably, the table is constructed entirely without screws — only hand-c...

From circa 1930s / 1940s France, this incredible table is in the style of Dominique featuring flared sabre legs and ebonized accents. The French Polish we just completed accentua...

The pieces stand on two sabre legs and two more ornate legs. The front ones terminate with ormolu lion paw feet, a typical feature of furniture from the Empire period.