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Back in the Dinosaur ages (around 300 million years ago) there were huge Spiders like the Megarachne servinei which had a leg span of over 50cm. But well obviously there not around anymore.
However there are still huge spiders, like the Goliath Bird Eeating Spider which has a leg span of around 3ocm.
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