Warwick Bar — Swelled Oak Turned Furniture Legs, Set of 4

Three soft swells down the whole length, falling to a slim foot.

Three soft swells run the length of the leg — ∅64, ∅56 then ∅46 — easing into a ∅22 foot. The rhythm is spread over the whole leg rather than concentrated in a band, so it reads as a slow wave rather than ornament. A ∅48 mounting land and ∅52 collar give it a hard shadow line where it meets the underside of the top.

Turned between centres from a single stick. No glue-up, and no glue line crossing a swell. Best in clear or fumed oak, where the swells catch the grain — this is the one pattern in the range that would look wrong ebonised.

Made to order in Birmingham

Turned by hand on the lathe at 9 Milk Street, one leg at a time, from solid hardwood. A set of four is turned in one batch off a single story stick so the legs agree with each other. Grain and figure vary from leg to leg — that is the material, not a fault.

Lead time 2–3 weeks.

Sizes and fitting

Lengths are listed above; other lengths within the range can be turned to order. These are console, coffee, bench and side‑table legs. Our lathe takes 700 mm between centres, so we cannot turn a dining‑height leg (711–737 mm) in this pattern — please ask before ordering if you need dining height.

Supplied unfinished-ready or oiled on request. Hanger bolts and T‑nuts can be fitted — tell us the top thickness.

Images for this new pattern are design visualisations drawn from the turning coordinates, not photographs of stock. How we use AI tools, including for imagery, is explained in our Content & AI Use Policy.