Does this type of leg have a name?

[Gabe Caraway]

Or could someone direct me to a website that may carry such items? I've looked at a few leg websites to no avail. I googled "tear drop table leg", but that is apparently something body-builders strive for.

Thanks for any help.

[Robert LaPlaca]

Kind of tough to determine the proper scale from the thumbnail photo.. How about vase turned colums.. Try tablelegs.com, just a happy customer

[Kevin Bourque]

tablelegs.com has just about anything you could ask for. I think they do custom work too.

[johnny means]

That's typically desribed as an urn pedastal.

[Gabe Caraway]

Good stuff as usual, guys.

Any other ideas are welcome.

Thanks.

[Mel Fulks]

Even though balusters come in many styles and shapes ,that particular shape is often referred to as 'baluster form',Palladian baluster, or 'Renaisance baluster' .

[Gabe Caraway]

I went to the arc salvage joint today and found a good idea. I'm going to use old bird bath bottoms. I'll be able to work concrete into the design, and they look exactly like what I was needing. Here are pics that might interest.


the bird bath pedestal - 254217
36" columns - 254218

I guess the pics I took of the wood are too big to upload from my computer. Edit, this might work.

14"wX16"l cypress board for our new island- http://i535.photobucket.com/albums/ee360/TheHawkmoonDiaries/IMG_0720.jpg

really cool ceiling tiles - http://i535.photobucket.com/albums/ee360/TheHawkmoonDiaries/IMG_0719.jpg
http://i535.photobucket.com/albums/ee360/TheHawkmoonDiaries/IMG_0718.jpg

this didn't photograph well, but this pine was beautiful - http://i535.photobucket.com/albums/ee360/TheHawkmoonDiaries/IMG_0715.jpg