Table Turned Legs

Two drawers with turned knobs sit above a scalloped apron, carried on robust baluster turned legs ringed with fine incised lines.

1950s Walnut table, original Italian, square, extendable, with turned leg.

Beneath the frieze, the underframe is supported on four substantial baluster and ring-turned legs resting on squared block feet. These uprights are united around the perimeter by sto...

A pair of French Louis-Philippe period maple demilune consoles tables with turned legs from the mid-19th century.

A charming Danish brutalist coffee table crafted from solid pine during the 1970s. The table showcases the warm golden tones and expressive knots characteristic of Nordic pine, compl...

The oak shows a deep, well-developed patina with visible grain figuring across the top and apron. Turned baluster legs and matching gateleg supports are joined by box stretchers and ...

It is supported by four beautifully turned legs, characteristic of traditional Spanish furniture.

The oval top is made of three boards sitting over an apron with a single drawer which has an iron pull. All sit on turned legs with a ‘H’ stretcher across the bottom.

This table carries genuine presence, its natural oak, turned leg visible immediately setting the tone for the piece.

Eye-catching Spanish Table, Carved Wood, Pine Wood Spain, 1940s. Hand carved pine wood gueridon table or coffee table with tripod base and turned legs.

The tabletop rests on a contrasting dark-stained wooden base with a deep apron and elegantly turned legs. Its generous proportions and warm patina give it a rustic yet refined charac...

Great to be Converted to Table Legs - Set of 4. Slight variation in carvings and design.

Subtle dentil-style carving runs along the apron, providing a discreet decorative rhythm without overwhelming the overall sobriety of the design. The table stands on four turned leg...

An exceptional 19th-century table crafted in solid walnut wood, distinguished by its impressive single-plank top, elegant turned legs, and refined combination of natural materials.

The tile is set within a mitered wood surround, creating a framed focal point that reflects Spanish Revival and Mediterranean design influences. The table is supported by four turned...

The table features two practical drawers with original wooden knobs and beautifully turned legs resting on small castors, making it easy to move and position.

A distinguished Jacobean Revival square occasional table dating from the late 19th to early 20th century, crafted in richly grained oak and exhibiting the bold architectural characte...

The turned legs are slightly splayed to provide stability, connected by stretchers that form a low geometric rhythm beneath the tabletop.

Side table of walnut with turned legs and beleveled top.

Antique half-moon console table, carved in precious and solid walnut wood, 4 richly turned legs joined by low crosspieces, from Northern Italy (Piedmont), original from the 18th cent...

Its substantial base is particularly decorative, with bold turned legs and stretchers, block-form joints, and distinctive scroll-cut supports that give the piece a strong Spanish Bar...

The surface displays beautiful figuring, giving the piece warmth and visual movement that immediately draws the eye. Supported by finely turned bobbin legs, the table reflects the d...

Side table of walnut with turned legs and beleveled top.

Queen Anne table, having oval drop leaves on turned (slipper) legs ending in pad feet, circa 1750, height 29 inches, top 39" x 16" (extend: 39" x 42")

Its standout feature lies in the bobbin turned legs, adding a touch of vintage charm and elegance to its design.

This 19th century French eclectic table from France is made in dark wood with turned legs and a stretcher.

This table is unique because of its intricately turned legs.

This piece has a great scale, lovely turned legs and beautiful marquetry top. This table could be used as an end table, nightstand, side table, or small desk.

Beneath the overhanging top, the load-bearing frame incorporates four baluster and ring turned uprights. Each leg begins with an upper square joint block pinned with exposed wooden d...

Set of four vintage nesting tables English made circa 1940, massive oak with turned legs.

The vintage wooden decorative bench features a classic design with a rich, polished finish that showcases the natural grain of the wood. Its rectangular top is adorned with a woven c...

Charming Spanish drop-leaf table crafted from wood, featuring a rounded top and elegant turned legs.

Dining table Oak Possibly by Victor Courtray Extending to 255cm wide with two leaves Turned bobbin-like legs Geometric patterned top France 1930s/1940s

The table top sits on four turned legs that are joined by X form cross-stretcher giving it extra support and good looks.

This beautiful turned-leg table features legs that fold in, which allows the folding side tops to fold.

Antique side table in hand-polished mahogany from the 1880s. With drawer and turned legs

The table is made of an antique iron grate top with geometric patterns and rusty finish, resting on four turned baluster legs.

COD-1717 Melchiorre Bega Rare coffee table with turned wooden legs and brass cross, thick cut glass top.

An antique Indian window grate from the 19th century, made into a coffee table with baluster legs. Created in India during the 19th century, this coffee table features an iron grate ...

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

Beautiful antique Italian solid walnut side table or stool features hexagonal top with beveled edges over six beautifully bobbin turned barley twisted legs, connected to one another ...

This very special antique English walnut side table and center table features beautifully turned legs and an octagonal top.

Two integrated drawers with a finely carved apron for functional storage. Elegant turned legs joined by a stretcher for stability and classic appeal.

The table is made of an antique iron grate top with geometric patterns and rusty finish, resting on four turned baluster legs.

The table is made of an antique iron grate top with geometric patterns and rusty finish, resting on four turned baluster legs.

This cafe table in turned ash with a beaded leg detail is inspired by a cafe table I saw in France.

The understructures are built with ring-turned baluster legs transitioning into stout square-section blocks at the top and base.

This table in particular has an elegant, modern twist featuring very ornate, geometric leg turnings. Made from oak wood with a balance between minimal and maximalist design, they are...

Exposed dowel pegs at each corner secure the solid oak tops of this traditional nest of three occasional tables. Built in the manner of seventeenth-century English joined furniture, ...

Mid-Century American Walnut Turned Legs Floor Candle Stand or Plant Stand or Side Table.

1980s Pair of Spanish Wooden Tables with Turned Legs and Tiled Top

Standing on bold ring turned legs, joined by square front and one central stretcher.

Side table Oak Two tier Ring turned legs  Early 20th Century UK

The table is supported by four turned baluster legs joined by an H-form stretcher base, giving it a traditional farmhouse-inspired silhouette.

Large 44x60 Rectangle Turned Legs English Style Coffee Table MINT

Spanish Baroque furniture with a single piece top. It has a rich lustrous patina. The thick single plank walnut top with fine figuring. The front fitted with two short drawers decor...

An Aesthetic Movement Walnut octogonal two tier side table on splayed and fine ring turn legs, reminiscent of some of the legs Godwin chased around.

Beautiful antique wooden Italian black painted wood side table or occasional table with octagonal top raised on three beautifully bobbin turned legs.

This oak dining table features a beautifully restrained, classic design with turned legs and a long stretcher that adds both stability and visual balance.

An English Georgian period pine table from the 18th century with oval top, turned legs and side stretchers.