Antique Pegs

Turned Double sided mahogany pegs, double sided boot stand supported by turned mahogany columns standing on shaped feet united by a shaped rest and raised on scrolled legs. 

Featuring a thick rectangular plank top resting on sculptural trestle supports connected by a substantial stretcher, the table showcases traditional Scandinavian folk craftsmanship w...

The chairs is traditionally made with mortice and tenon and pegged construction. Condition is very good, the chair is of substantial sturdy construction and has a great patina.

Entirely made of walnut and assembled using traditional wooden pegs, it showcases the fine craftsmanship of 19th century French provincial furniture.

This table has a wonderful neutral appearance with a white marble top over a base with pegged construction including a deep apron raised on turned and fluted legs joined by an H-form...

This is a great petite size piece standing only 28 1/2” tall that is pegged and dovetail constructed out of what appears to be oak, walnut, and some kind of fruitwood either Pear or ...

The two sides with faux Drawer doors opening to Bottle Storage with the body resting on strong tapered legs with Peg foot. Dimensions: 77.6” wide by 22” deep by 42.5” high.

The substantial three-plank top opens to a generous storage interior, the underside retaining old pegged construction and historic timber repairs consistent with age and use.

The box is made of typical six plank and joined pegged construction, the box with a hinged lid and hand cut iron strap hinges.

The table features solid oak construction, retaining its original square pegs. The carved and turned legs, shaped x-stretcher, scolloped skirt and field paneled drawer fronts are all...

The legs are tapered and pegged to the apron. The apron is flat and features two inset drawers with beautiful hand-carved dovetail joints.

In particular, the back is made from large sugi cedar boards, with the overlapping sections cut diagonally and secured with wooden pegs. The square-shaped drawer handles (called "Ka...

The construction reveals traditional joinery, including pegged drawer rails and hand-finished interior elements, indicative of quality craftsmanship.

A beautifully refined French draw dining table, meticulously crafted from opulent cherry wood, showcases a distinctive design comprising randomly sized boards and bread board ends, m...

The top follows down to scalloped aprons on the sides and a single drawer in the front. The table has pegged construction and is supported on hand turned barely twist legs, joined b...

Large iron hinge. Well-crafted using pegged and mortise and tenon construction. Waxed patina.

Hand dove tailed drawer construction. Mortise, tenon and peg case construction.

Also added at a similar time under the seat, one small rail either side. The wooden dome pegs are also missing to the back rail. Slight hairline to the other under rail as shown in p...

Its rectangular body still bears the oval tax stamp and hand-cut f-holes, while the slim neck and friction pegs recall the pocket fiddles carried by itinerant musicians and soldiers ...

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 table retains its authentic rustic character with visible hand-worked construction details, exposed pegged joinery, and naturally worn surfaces developed through generations of u...

The planks of the top have incredible texture, a rich patina from time & use, and breadboard arrangement with perpendicular boards on the short sides made using square-peg joiner...

The planks of the top have an amber-honey glow, a rich patina from time & use, and breadboard arrangement with perpendicular boards on the short sides made using square-peg joine...

Of particular note is the traditional pegged construction: the frame is made using mortise and tenon joints secured with pegs, exactly as expected of fine Georgian craftsmanship.

The frames are solid bleached beechwood nicely patinated with pegged mortise & tenon joinery. Scrolled square, tapered backs with carved rosettes above pierced splats ending in r...

A well-crafted table using dovetailed and pegged construction. Waxed finish. Circa 1920-1940 Dimensions: 18.25"W x 14"D x 30.5"H

Armchair in solid oak, the tall rectangular back with upholstered panel above open arms with scrolled terminals on turned supports, the upholstered seat with brass nailhead border ab...

Paneled cabinet door with interior shelf. Visible pegged and nailed joinery throughout. Varied wood tones from age, use, and repairs.

Shelve of rectangular open form in stained pine, fitted with two shelves and a slatted back, the sides with circular pierced and painted corbels in green and red, the feet with paint...

The hand-carved oak frame is joined without the use of any screws or nails – the original pegged mortise-and-tenon joinery holds strong, demonstrating the enduring quality of traditi...

On the left side there is a swinging peg rail and further pegs. Replaced feet, evidence of dead inactive treated worm, which has been treated.

Traditional construction is evident in the pegged joinery and hand-finished interior of the drawer.

Louis XVI chest of drawers hand-made in France in the late 1700s using walnut and pegged construction. The chest of drawers features three large overlay drawers with ogee edges and b...

Poplar and white Pine secondary woods. Note the original pegged drawer stops on the dust bars which are somewhat of a rare find.

The settle retains its original single-panel elm seat, made from a magnificent wide elm board with rounded edges, set over a straight frieze and standing on simple square block feet....

Paneled sides reinforce the clean, architectural form, while the visible pegged construction and hand-cut dovetail joinery inside the drawers speak to its 18th-century craftsmanship.

The petite rectangular looking glass is set within a finely turned walnut frame carved in imitation of bamboo, a motif that reflects the enduring influence of exotic-inspired design ...

The three sections stack easily and small pegs emanating from the top of each section hold the stack in place.

The side construction shows traditional small wooden pegs typical of pre-industrial carpentry. The hinges with Irregularity more than likely because they were hammered out by a blac...

The table is constructed using traditional period joinery with visible wooden pegs and hand-forged iron hardware, ensuring its structural integrity.

Square tapered legs with original pegged stretchers. But makes this chair so incredible rare are the arm terminals carved as perfectly proportioned human hands holding a twisted vasi...

Resting on tapered square legs, this handsome table of hand pegged construction mixes well in all interiors. A versatile piece, this dining table seats eight.

The construction details reveal traditional joinery, including pegged mortise-and-tenon connections, further supporting its 18th-century origin.

With a 1.75" thick single board walnut top, two frieze drawers with bronze knobs, a scalloped apron, resting on trestle style legs. Mortise tenon and peg case construction, dove tail...

The top is made of a single board pegged to the case and decorated with hand-carved molding under.

The construction is mortise and tenon throughout, with exposed peg joinery on the top surface — the building method characteristic of Chinese provincial furniture production across t...

The door retains its original brass fretwork escutcheon, working lock and key, and the whole is constructed in the traditional manner with pegged joints. The lower section comprises ...

Each end of the top has a series of three wooded turned pegs for hanging either implements or cloth etc. whilst work was carried out on the block.

The joinery offered shows all the classic 'signature' elements and construction methods synonymous with Lutyens and the classic Arts & Crafts heritage and integrity: - quarter-sa...

This allows the shelf to be smoothly raised or lowered along the central track to accommodate various artwork sizes. A sturdy rear peg leg provides excellent stability, making the in...

Support: All seating elements and the table feature elegant turned and tapered legs ending in peg feet, ensuring stability while maintaining a refined silhouette.

Tilting top which is locked into place by a peg.  Raised on a turned stem and 3 cabriole legs, terminating on a carved paw foot.

The stoppers have small chips to the pegs, and there is light rubbing to areas of the ruby overlay consistent with age and careful use.

Overall the leather remains perfectly serviceable. Several replaced pegs, including added pegs through the handholds into the arm supports.

The frames show hand-shaped character throughout, with visible pegged joinery and a rich, naturally aged patina that highlights the depth and movement of the wood grain.

Structurally revised for stability and prepared in our workshop, the piece has been carefully cleaned and waxed, highlighting a rich, naturally aged patina with visible grain, knots,...

Five fibre strings extend across the body and remain secured to wooden tuning pegs, illustrating the instrument's original function as both a vehicle for musical performance and an o...