Antique Jointer

A small carved oak footstool, chunky and handsome. The turned legs add an additional design note. Perfect as a fireside perch or at the end of a guest bed.

Rare Mains Jointes seal with subtle grey staining The condition is very good with no damage or faults Engraved around the base R Lalique Marcilhac page 253 introduced in 1920 model...

Late 17th Century English oak joint stool. Heavy, solid piece with wear and losses as you would expect with a piece of this age.

Hand-turned legs and stretchers.

A high standing 17th century joint stool with beautifully acquired patina, the plank top with molded edge, supported by four turned legs united by peripheral stretchers.

Rare Rene Lalique signed blue stained 'Figurine Mains Jointes' one of his rare small female form cachets- dating from 1920.

Antique Victorian Elm & Oak Joint Stool Oval Shape, Scotland 1890, H249 Scotland 1890 Solid Elm & Oak Original Finish Oval shaped top with cutout All standing on four tuned legs C...

The figure is presented in wood, possibly pine, as a realistically hand carved jointed form with a gesso overlay and a polychrome finish.

Japanese Mitsuore ningyo of a girl, a jointed costume doll crafted of wood and covered in multiple layers of burnished gofun, made to Stand as well as kneel, fabric and wire upper ar...

Antique Victorian / early 20th century peg jointed oak stool window seat chair. A quality stool, with no loose joints or wobbles.

signed in the upper right Gio Batta Weenix oil on canvas 45 x 51 inches (114.5 x 129.5 cm.) PROVENANCE (possibly) Giovanni Baptista Weenix estate sale, Huis ter Mey, De Haar, Apr...

Josef Alfred Ekberg, born February 18, 1877 in Värmdö parish, Stockholm county, died December 7, 1945 in Gustavsberg parish, Stockholm county, was a Swedish ceramist and designer at ...

The shoulders of the ring feature a foliage and teardrop-motif design, and are jointly encrusted with .10ctw of bead-set single cut diamonds.

Each shoulder also features a single, prong-set baguette cut diamond, which have a joint carat weight of .20ctw, and display G/H color and VS1-VS2 clarity.

Heavy and robust without weakness or movement at the joints, completely usable A really good and handsome mid 17th century chair.

The base has a very useful single drawer that is solid in joint and slides as it should . The whatnot has a great colour with a wonderful antique patina ,with no woodworm or loose jo...

A very heavy and original George I oak drop leaf oval table with a good dark straw colour and rich natural patina dating from c. 1720. Peg jointed throughout with two gate legs which...

No worm, repairs or weak joints. A really good and eyecatching chair of well balanced proportions and craftsman made.

It is in very good clean condition with no loose joints and no woodworm .

The two drawers open and close smoothly and retain their original heavy elm linings with rebated side runners and substantial dovetailed joints. The handles are period - small brass...

Particularly impressive are the handcrafted wooden joints incorporated into the construction of these chairs.

Very sturdy, no weak joints, no worm or splits - all really good chairs and with well shaped elms seats.

Retaining its original split ring hinges and original timbers and peg joints throughout. With twin fielded and shaped panels to the front and sides, each framed with chamfered bo...

It has original forged iron H hinges held with hand forged iron rivets and it is peg jointed throughout. The oak has developed a lovely warm honey colour and very good patination.

Finely woven leather seat on turned legs with tendon joints.

Each table stands solid with wobbles and no loose joints .

The oak lined drawers with fine hand cut boards with dovetailed jointed and bright medullary rays. The drawer fronts overlapping and in solid oak.

Hand-cut blued steel French diamond-head nails that are functional and decorative. Joints have been reglued and bisquited. Striped and sanded to bare wood and restained.

The chest has a fully fitted top drawer with a sliding writing surface ,beneath this it is fully fitted with trinket and stationary compartments with a central original lift up mirro...

All set on tall finely ring turned legs with original tall peg feet (the leg and peg feet turned from a continuous length of oak) and united by the original box stretcher with channe...

Unlike most frames which are joined with a traditional 45-degree miter cut, a butterfly joint or perhaps a dovetail joint, Newcomb-Macklin frame corners are essentially a separate pi...

Early oval Oak table with carved gate legs and single drawer Exceptional wax finish with great patina All joints and hinges in good working order Leaves down closed dimensions is 16 ...

A set of eight late 19th century mahogany Hepplewhite style dining chairs with fine hand carved floral backrests raised on tapering legs united by H-stretchers.Upholstered with flo...

The handcrafted wooden joints further emphasize the high-quality workmanship that went into creating this remarkable piece.

The heavy iron axe head hinges are original and riveted. Peg jointed throughout and comprising all original boards to the case including substantive bottom board.

What we will call the 'back' of this counter consists of two drawers, assembled with dovetail joints and arranged laterally. They are equipped with a working lock and their respectiv...

These chairs are a testament to the quality of furniture produced ,they stand very sturdy with no loose joints just as they left the factory 100 years ago .

The desk has 9 mahogany lined hand dovetailed drawers that are all solid in joint and slide as they should ,there is a single key that fits the centre drawer only .

Rare, artist's wooden lay figure. With articulated joints and intricately carved facial detail. England, circa 1860.

Extremely heavy and solid with no weakness or movement in the joints and no breaks, repairs or replacements to the show frame other than some very tiny professional repairs to small ...

The chairs have no screws only wooden joints, which makes the chairs a little wobly, but stable enough to sit on.

Exceptional small Wooden Artist Mannequin Model from Italy, 19 th Century, very fine sculpting of the body and features of the face, polychrome rests of painting of the male face, wa...

Pair of Victorian Carved Rosewood Occasional Chairs, Scotland 1860, H1165 Scotland 1860 Solid Rosewood Original finish The chairs have pierced, shaped and carved backs Large upholst...

A barely visible old solder joint in the area of ​​the C-hook. Floral brooches were very popular in the late 19th century.

There is lots of storage space inside, and the top drawers have fine hand cut dovetailed joints. The condition is excellent and it has a gorgeous overall patina.

4 Vintage Solid Oak High Back Chairs, Lift Out Seats, Scotland 1920, H1201 Scotland 1920 Solid Oak Original Finish Top rail with three vertical slats Upholstered seat lifts out mak...

The veneers and Greek-key brass inlays cover the seat rails and front leg joints—a highly unusual feature for chairs—demonstrating superb cabinetmaking skills and suggesting a high-e...

The drawers have galvanized joints. The central drawer is lockable. Excellent artistic quality.

The shaped drawers are oak lined with fine hand dovetailed joints and have wonderfully cross banded and retain their original brass drop handles ,they all slide as they should .

Antique Walnut Upholstered Hall, Church, Side Chair, Scotland 1880, H1195 Scotland 1880 Solid Walnut Original Finish Attractive top rail with carved arches Pair of turned supports w...

Pair Of Vintage Solid Oak High Back Chairs, Lift Out Seats, Scotland 1920, H1202 Scotland 1920 Solid Oak Original Finish Top rail with three vertical slats Upholstered seat lifts o...

Overall in great condition with sturdy joints however please inspect the picture’s for any age related imperfections Year 1860 Product Reference : AF - 1910 Measurements : 46cm Le...

Features one lockable drawer of rabbet joint construction. Likely made in the USA. Measures: 28.5w 22.5d 34.75h Good antique condition with signs of wear consistent with age and pr...

17th Century oak joined stool of good colour and patination and original condition well turned legs size top 49cms x 27 and 49 high.

17th Century oak joined stool in excellent condition and colour Circa 1680 57cms high 44cms wide 30cms deep