Table Turned Legs

Maison Lecan presents this solid wild cherry farmhouse table, turned legs, France, circa 1900. Wild cherry develops here a deep amber tone and a very fine, silky grain, built up over...

Construction Solid hardwood throughout. Turned and tapered legs with mortise-and-tenon joinery.

This elegant console features two integrated drawers, delicately framed within a hand-carved apron, and is supported by finely turned legs joined by a stretcher for structural balanc...

Modern vintage side table in circular shape from walnut with turned legs, 1970s Italy.

French antique oakwood set of three nesting tables, stacking tables with turned legs from the 1950s.

It might not be the most practical surface for dining, but as a decorative element this table is completely unique. The deeply-coved spool turned leg sections, or trestles, are joine...

Featuring a beautifully aged maple surface with a cherry stain finish, the table’s turned legs and scalloped apron bring a graceful sense of symmetry and old-world charm.

Our two drawer Mahogany Turned Leg Table is based on an antique English design.

This Oak Tavern Table is a charming, compact piece, ideal as an end or side table for Featuring intricate carving on the face of its single drawer front, the table's turned legs a...

Popular for centuries this style of Large Turned Leg Table was first produced as an etagere which, once broken or damaged, would have been cut down to make an end table as you see h...

Vintage Aesthetic Movement square turned leg table. It has 3 tiers, the upper one being of nicely crafted fretwork.

A fine Antique English Tavern Table with great form and good weight. The table with well-crafted peg construction, strongly turned legs and stretcher base.

The drop leaf design adds versatility, making it a functional piece for various settings. The table's turned legs are characteristic of the Sheraton style, known for its refined and ...

Antique Elm Turned Leg Dining Table. This early 19th century table has wonderful colour and patination.

An early 18th century oak table originating in Europe. With beautifully turned legs connected by a stretcher, boarded top and single drawer with original iron pull.

An English oak table from the 19th century with carved apron, turned legs and H-Form cross stretcher.

18th century Spanish walnut table with turned legs

The round top features two hinged drop leaves that fold neatly when not in use, allowing the piece to transition effortlessly from a compact console-like profile to a fully expanded ...

A handsome English console or sofa table of mahogany, from the late 19th century, featuring a rectangular moulded top over a frieze of four turned baluster legs.

A 20th century French pedestal table with a wooden frame and turned leg supports.

A 20th century French pedestal table crafted in wood, featuring turned legs connected by a shaped stretcher base.

A 20th century French pedestal table constructed in wood, defined by a round top and turned leg supports.

The oak is waxed and already has a beautiful deep, aged color. The turned legs with the baluster at the top and bottom give the linear table a certain suppleness.

19th century rustic French console table resting on two turned front legs. Scalloped edges.

Cherry table with turned legs and turned disc decoration on the sides.

The table showcases a simple yet elegant apron, raised on four turned legs with arrow feet.

The surface shows the expected irregularities, wear, and subtle undulation associated with genuine age, all of which contribute to its authenticity rather than detract from it. The ...

A fine English side or end table of mahogany from the 19th century, featuring a moulded rectangular top on four turned legs.

Reproduction of a Rustic, solid walnut Coffee table, turned legs, and crosspieces. Simple line style with nice aging and patina.

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

A 19th-century French walnut side table with a single drawer, turned legs, and a shaped stretcher base joined by a central finial detail.

18th century Italian Baroque style walnut console with turned legs & 2 drawers.

Victorian era drop-leaf gate-leg oak table, with oval top and turned carved legs.

English Jacobean-style carved oak occasional / side table with an octagonal top with carved inlay and apron, resting on four spiral turned legs joined by a spiral turned x-stretcher ...

Below, a single drawer with a smooth face adds discreet storage, ideal for a notepad or accessories in a library or sitting room. The table stands on bold turned legs with strong tap...

Beautiful vintage drop leaf table that can be used for a dining or accent table. This exquisite piece features two drop leaves on either side and delicate carving detailing on the le...

Mahogany and Lemongrass Serving Table with Turned Legs

Born in England during the third quarter of the 19th century, this cricket table features a round sycamore top, sitting above three turned splaying legs, connected to one another thr...

Our workshop in Europe found some great old boards, a little under an inch thick, with some attractive dings and scratches, just begging to be made into table tops. Some nice pine s...

Constructed in solid oak, the table features a square top with softly rounded corners and visible plank construction, resting above a simple apron supported by four turned legs.

It stands on four elegantly turned legs, characteristic of traditional 19th-century French country furniture, giving it a simple yet timeless presence.

Contemporary style large extending table with one 20" leaf. The impressive ebonized table has 4 large turned legs giving the table style and presence. 104" long with the leaf and 84"...

The table has six hand-turned legs sitting on a block joint and bun feet, the legs are connected with a box stretcher indicating that this was never meant to be a writing table but m...

These tables are built to have a visual lightness while also being plenty strong for plants, books, drinks, etc. The are constructed using mortise and tenon joinery with a spline con...

An English walnut side table from the 19th century with single drawer, turned baluster legs, plain side stretchers and nice patina.

An early 20th Century Jacobean Style Walnut Side Table With Scalloped Turtle Top and Turned Legs.

An English oak center table from the 19th century with star-shaped marquetry, carved apron, turned baluster legs and X-Form cross stretcher.

A 20th century French pedestal table featuring a wooden structure with turned legs and connecting stretcher base.

The turned legs, with their intricate design, add a layer of refinement, making this side table a true work of art.

This unusual construction offers discreet storage while maintaining a clean, rectilinear appearance. The table stands on four robust turned legs joined by an X-form stretcher, givin...

A petite English walnut side table from the early 19th century, with single drawer, turned legs and casters.

Occasional table having a round top upholstered in leopard fabric with nailheads, raised on a trio of turned legs in ebonized wood, ending in touipe feet.

Found in England, this pair of console tables date from approximately 1900. Rectangular mahogany tops are just under 48” wide and are supported with contrasting very dark stained and...

An English mid 19th century mahogany center table with a round planked top raised on three elegant baluster-turned legs ending in toupie feet.

An antique Indian side table from the 19th century with window grate top, turned legs and spandrels.

An Italian Tuscan walnut refectory table from circa 1790 with carved scoop motifs, three drawers, turned legs and plain side stretchers.

This elegant 19th-century French dining table exudes timeless charm and craftsmanship. Supported by six finely turned and carved legs, the table features a central removable leaf, al...