She sat in a velvet-covered chair, with a small, round three-legged table beside her.

He lifted a three-legged wooden table and set it against the door.

To one side of the fireplace was a small three-legged table.

In the opposite corner were a three-legged table and short bench.

On the other side of the curtain was a room with a small bed, a rather grubby stove, and a three-legged table.

The word is of Indian origin, and was originally used to describe a three-legged table.

See what stands there on that poor old three-legged table!

There was no furniture left, except for a three-legged table shoved against one wall.

The three-legged table had been drawn close to the bedside, and on it there were two bottles.

For furnishings, well, there were the bed he was on, a little three-legged table, and a stool to match.