Antique Pegs

The top is made from three planks and has a beveled edge and pegged construction. The top follows down to a simple apron with a molded bottom edge and a single drawer in the front.

There are two “Lyra pedestal legs connected with a stretcher. This piece has peg construction and is finished with a Carnauba wax finish.

Main 1 piece body with the cornice held in place by pegs, which itself bares the hand painted date of 1804.

The single-caned seat is supported by cabriole legs joined with pegged construction, reflecting the quality craftsmanship of the late 19th Century.

Dovetail joinery and wood pegs in place of nails reflect the craftsmanship of the period.

A handsome French farm table of patinated cherry featuring a paneled rectangular top on a pegged frame with extending pull-out leaves on opposing sides, standing on square tapering l...

Resting on tapered square legs, this handsome table of hand pegged construction mixes well in all interiors. The table measures 39 inches long by 23.75 inches wide. c. 1920.

This antique beauty is all wood peg and dowel construction. There are 6 functional drawers, the top 2 are slightly smaller.

Embroidered Panel by Johanne Bindesbøll and Kristiane Konstantin-Hansen in a Gilt Wood Frame by Thorvald Bindesbøll for Kleis, Denmark, ca. 1890 A rectangular embroidered panel de...

The plank top retains visible hand-cut wooden pegs, a traditional construction detail typical of 19th century French provincial tables.

Its robust hand-hewn construction, traditional pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery, and beautifully weathered surface all point to an early origin.

The substantial plank construction, chamfered panels, pegged joinery, and richly textured oak reveal the skill of the cabinetmaker, while centuries of gentle wear have produced the w...

Raised on thick square legs joined into the apron with visible pegged mortise-and-tenon construction, the table reflects honest rural craftsmanship and utilitarian provincial design.

Long, low pine work bench constructed from thick, well-worn planks with a simple trestle base and pegged joinery. The top is formed from wide boards with a visible central seam, heav...

With a tapestry upholstered back with brass nail head trim, tapestry upholstered seat with brass nail head trim, tapestry armrests and acanthus carved arms, arm supports with fleur d...

The cabinet rests on a sturdy molded plinth base and retains its original barrel hinges, pegged joinery, wrought-iron hardware, curvilinear escutcheons, locks, and key.

A large, walnut, side table from an Italian palazzo, with removable top (complete with original wooden pegs). A gorgeous colour with well-figured carving and stately proportions.

Good craftsmanship using mortise and tenon and pegged construction. The bottom was shortened at one point with new feet and bottom plank.

Flower head medallions flank the skirt sides, just above the knees, which give way to the rounded, flute-carved legs carved with peg feet. The chairs have a creamy white painted fini...

Rare and unusual 19th century Indian meditation bench handcrafted in mahogany with in a hexagon form with pegged construction having English influenced turnings and a perfect natural...

Crafted from rich, warm-toned hardwood, the desk stands on four prominent, heavily turned baluster legs that feature distinct bulbous rings and taper down to neat peg feet. The defin...

A handsome French farmhouse dining table of patinated cherry featuring a paneled rectangular top on a pegged frame, with holes on opposing sides for two large optional (removable) ex...

Original mustard over gray paint. Wonderful Peg and Square cut nail construction. Strong and sturdy table.

The apron is supported by four mahogany legs, square in profile and gently tapering from top to bottom, each leg meeting the ground with a gilt bronze mounted peg foot.

An inlaid Ebony strip in Chevron pattern runs through the faux drawer facades as well as under the three drawers and legs and the whole rests on six tapered legs with peg foot. Di...

One figure has aluminum peg eyes. Measure: Larger figure: 11 inches high.

Of particular note is the traditional pegged construction: the frames are assembled with mortise-and-tenon joints secured by oak pegs, exactly as one would expect from good Georgian ...

The top has nice graining and a beveled edge, following down to a paneled apron, which has pegged construction. The stool is supported on hand turned and splayed legs, joined by sim...

The six legs are joined by 'H' stretchers which are pegged at the ends. Wonderful and unique proportions and all original patina.

The rack offers ample practical utility with three levels of turned hanging pegs featuring decorative finials. Maximum safety and functionality for daily use are guaranteed by the ro...

Visible wear, aging, and timeworn repairs using early pegged or stitched techniques only add to its character.

This unusual late 18th Century French Banc De Chimney/Fire Place Bench features a scrolling top rail, resting on four block feet with pegged construction. The arms, curved halfway, e...

The upper hutch features two open plate racks adorned with scalloped edges and traditional peg rails, designed for the display of ceramics or utilitarian wares, all beneath a substan...

Table hand-crafted in the Netherlands in the late 1800s using oak and pegged construction. The table is hand-made and shows fantastic and precise craftsmanship.

The chest with four graduated drawers with well cast brass hardware featuring a "Trafalgar and Copenhagen" motif (Likely were earlier replacements) and faux escutcheon plates with ...

Typical format for a workbench of this type with the clamp and vice to the front and end, trough to the back and holes for the metal pegs.  Below the top there is an open area for st...

The table was constructed using traditional methods that have stood the test of time, including pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery and hand-cut dovetails.

American Country rustic wooden farm stool with square top and splayed peg legs.

A charming and functional vintage (perhaps 1930s or older) rustic primitive handmade peg construction pine bookshelf. Look at the back of the bookcase... it's a repurposed old metal ...

Simply removing the two wood pegs from the titling mechanism (visible underneath by their square knobs) pivots the top in the upright position.

Raised on four turned cherrywood legs with bulbous ring turnings and fluted details, the table reflects the influence of Louis Philippe-era provincial craftsmanship while retaining t...

Antique Restauration period single drawer,, single ledge painted side table with scalloped skirt on 4 sides, It’s early construction made with dovetails and peg joints . This lovel...

Found in Normandy, this early twentieth century French oak writing table is of hand pegged construction and features a beveled top. A single drawer fits into the apron on one side an...

It has a trestle bottom with urn-shaped form supports with a pegged design. The finish is original.

The table showcases numerous characteristics seen in early American rural craftsmanship, including hand-fitted joinery, pegged construction, early square and rose-head nail usage, su...

A Very Charming Mid 17th Century, Charles II Period, Oak Joint Stool Of Pegged Construction, Plus Untouched Colour & Patina Throughout, Having Rectangular Moulded Top Over Turned...

We love the subtle carved details and simple peg design.

Elegantly turned legs, terminating in round peg feet, complete the strongly architectural silhouette.

The table is of joined & pegged construction throughout. The table has just lovingly received a coat of wax in Bloomsbury's professional workshops, it has a dark mellow honey color p...

Functional details such as the simple locking mechanism and side pegs reinforce its original purpose as a practical storage object.Rooted in vernacular craftsmanship, this cabinet tr...

The top features three large boards with mortised and pegged large breadboards at each end while the four square legs with mitered corners are connected with an I-stretcher.

Beautiful antiqued red hue to the color showing wonderful patina. Wooden Pegs hold the top down to the base. Wonderful construction.

Height 155cm Width (to pegs on the sides) 114cm Depth 34cm

It is a Spanish Colonial Farmhouse style with solid oak construction, peg joinery and hand hewn markings. It would a great addition to a mudroom nook or small entry hallway.

The case opens to reveal a fitted interior with multiple fixed shelves, custom blocks, and shaped holders designed for organizing tooling, bits, and small machine components. Turned ...

Yoruba male figure, rare example dressed in old cowrie covered cloak. an Ibeji or twin figure, rare example dressed in old cowrie covered cloak, Nigeria, Africa, well loved with very...

American Rustic Old Hickory-style (1940s) cedar hatrack with 3 pegs and supported on a rectangular base (RITTENHOUSE)