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Candlestand, Hepplewhite, Fine and Delicate
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Circa 1800
Mahogany



Featuring a thin octagonal top affixed to turned cleat with threaded aperture that receives the urn-turned standard which is raised on beautiful spider-legs resting on spade feet. We note that an old shrinkage fissure following wood grain in top has been professionally repaired by the addition of a pair of delicate underside moldings. (Height: 28 inches; top: 14.5 x 14.75 inches)

$3,375

274-94









Candlestand, Federal, Cherry
Eastern, Connecticut, probably Colchester
Circa 1800
A distinctive, delicate, and highly individual expression



The square top with applied molding is above a column raised on elegant and highly unusual legs. The column is raised on highly unusual legs; the curvaceous interior arch displaying height and movement. The gradually slopping upper-leg sharply descends from the knee to raised pad feet. The chisel-cut spider is attached by original nails; the resin surface with dry flat patina appears to be original as are the moldings applied to square top...the tiny nails were refreshed long ago. Typical of these tripod bases having legs dovetailed into base of column is the ubiquitous shrinkage fissure; three early (small) square nails and a single screw remedied the situation during its early period of use. This table was bought many years ago from an early Colchester, Connecticut family home. (Height: 28 3/8-inches; top measures 16 7/8 by 17 3/8-inches.)

$5,135

285-49








Candlestand, Original Salmon Red Paint
Country Hepplewhite, Spider-Leg
From the Colonel Pierce House
Ex Berdan Collection
Circa 1820-1830
Maple



(Dimensions: Height: 28.5 inches; top: 14.5 x 16.5 inches)

$5,645

285-43







Candlestand, Original Red Paint
Hepplewhite, fine and elegant, great surface
New Hampshire
Circa 1810



Excellent original condition with paint loss to top.
(Height: 30 inches; top: 16 x 15.5 inches.)

$17,950

191-319









Candlestand, Painted and Paint Decorated
New England
Circa 1800



In very early lovely second surface, excellent form
Excellent condition with some expected paint loss.
(Height: 26.75 inches; top: 20 x 14.5 inches.)

$2,185

191-316







Candlestand with adjustable height double candle arm
Original Red Wash
New England
18th Century
Maple and birch



The central threaded shaft featuring baluster and compressed ball turnings and a turned final facilitates the shaped and turned arm that retains original tinned candle-sockets; the turned end-finals match the shaft finial. The turned and dished table features incised concentric ring ornamentation on all surfaces.
The standard continues to the turned pedestal similarly decorated with incised concentric rings...then continuing to tall delicate Windsor legs. Outstanding surface; dished-table is typical of most with original birch tops in that it is warped adding character. Height: 34-inches.

$11,985

240-72








Candle Stand, Decorated
Probably Massachusetts
Serpentine Top
Circa 1780



A highly individual decorative expression...all surfaces ornamented with die-cut embossed foil paper against a painted black ground. The table was most likely decorated during the mid-19th century. The serpentine top on urn-turned column raised on ridged cabriole legs ending in pad feet. Overall excellent condition. (Height: 27 inches; top: 15.25 x 15.75 inches.)

$5,685

240-84








Queen Anne Candle Stand
New England
Mixed woods...in salmon-red paint



The round top affixed to cleat; mortise/tenon joint securing cleat to baluster turned column that is raised on slab-cut cabriole legs with pad feet. The top was covered with canvas at one time and a layer of shellac has been removed to expose a nice surface. Minor imperfections. (Height: 26.5 inches; top diameter: 17 inches.)

$3,975

745-1






Fine Inlayed Federal Candle Stand
North Shore, Massachusetts
Circa 1800-1815
Mahogany...birds-eye maple panel



Exceptional oval-tip-top inlayed table...the top pivoting on delicate ring-turned standard raised on lovely tall notch carved cabriole legs with ridged snake feet retaining full pad height. (Height: 28.25 inches; top: 22 x 15.75 inches.)

$4,395

270-75








Candle-Stand
Serpentine Top
Connecticut River Valley
Circa 1790-1800
Cherry



As depicted...the serpentine top with tight lines is crisply chamfered at sides and is affixed to cherry cleat that receives the tapered column with urn above spool turnings; raised on ridged cabriole legs terminated by pad feet. The legs and pedestal are notched and shaped where joined at base. A successful Chippendale expression made during the Federal period...perhaps Deerfield, Massachusetts. Excellent condition; old refinish. (Height: 26 inches; top: 18.25 x 17.75 inches.)

Price: $7,250

MLT-33




Federal Candle Stand
North Shore, Massachusetts
Circa 1810



The cross-banded mahogany tilt top with oval inlay, raised on the turned column, continuing to spider legs with spayed feet. Fine condition.
Dimensions: 28-inches high, 16 by 18.75-inch top.

$6,325

270-46







An Early Hudson River Valley Table
Mahogany, butternut and gumwood
Circa 1730-1740



The 18.5-inch round mahogany top is nailed to the chamfered gumwood cleat that receives the tapered trumpet column; nicely shaped slab-cut legs are mortised to shaft with bell shaped drop-finial. In very good condition and having good color; each leg tightened by installing a screw from the underside to the column, all else fine. The height is 24.5-inches.

$2,150

843-14







A FEDERAL MAHOGANY OCTAGONAL
TILT-TOP CANDLE STAND

NORTH SHORE, MASSACHUSETTS
CIRCA 1790



This successfully proportioned stylish candle stand features a vibrant mahogany top with a rosewood cross-banded edge and a central flame birch panel within a geometric border. The top pivots on two mahogany batons and is secured in the horizontal position with a circular brass latch, which is original to the table. The top is raised on a ring turned post with a delicate laurel wreath carved central vase; this specific leaf decoration is a motif used by Salem carvers including Samuel McIntire. The post joins three delicate slender tapering scrolled spider legs with geometric inlaid cuffs. The table is in excellent condition with a fine old surface that may be original. A small fissure in the top has been reinforced with an inset Dutchman in the back. Mahogany with birch block and light and dark wood inlays. (Height with top up 41; dimensions of top: 22 x 14 7/8-inches; height with top down 29-inches.) Mahogany with birch block and light and dark wood inlays.

$6,745

270-67









Cruciform Base Candlestand
Massachusetts
Circa 1700



This mixed wood stand features an octagonal top on turned column, raised in slightly arched cruciform base. This table with excellent surface measures 25-inches high, and the top measures 12 by 12-inches.

$2,550

424-32




Make-Do
Windsor Candle-Stand
In good old dry red paint
Circa 1800



The original dished top with incised decoration on threaded shaft; the top has a 2.25-inch wood bushing that appears to be a later 19th century addition. Most certainly to accommodate "in-use" wear. The delicately turned baluster shaft is received by the block that is raised on four delicately turned legs. Appears to have once been a adjustable candle-stand...now missing upper half of threaded shaft and arm with candle sockets.
Dimensions: 27.75-inches high, 14.25-inch diameter.

$1,650

510-51






Candle Stand
Original Red paint
New England
Circa 1825-1830



The rectangular top with cut corners on a molded cleat; turned column raised on spider legs. Excellent condition with typical shrinkage crack where leg dovetails into base of column. (Height: 28 inches; Top: 16 x 19 inches.)

$2,825

201-221








Adjustable Candle Stand
With Turned Legs



Measures 32-inches in height, and the top measures 12.25-inches in diameter.

$2,125

326-9






Candle-stand...in old surface
Connecticut River Valley
Circa 1780-1810



As depicted, a very handsome and tight serpentine top on a baluster turned column, raised on very good snake foot with pad. The surface history is intact; dry patina. Tight mended shrinkage fissure in top. (Height: 27.25-inches; top: 15.875 x 17.125-inches.)

$4,250

621-91







Candlestand
Probably Southern New Hampshire
18th Century
Maple...old red paint



The round top affixed to cleat, above the turned and blocked (hexagonal) standard, raised on slab-cut cabriole legs. Dimensions: 23.5-inches high, 15.5-inch top diameter.

$2,585

637-60







Candle-Stand
OLD RED
New England
Circa 1800
Maple and birch



The nearly square top on delicate urn-turned standard raised on slab-cut cabriole legs with pad feet. Old, possibly original red surface; some surface imperfections; shrinkage cracks in top...otherwise a nice country table.
(Height: 25.5 inches; top: 15.5 x 16 inches)

$1,750

323-61






Queen Anne Tip-Top Candle-Stand
New England
18th Century
Mahogany



The nearly square top raised in tapered and turned column continuing to cabriole legs with flaring slipper-feet. Old surface, very good condition.
(Height: 26.75 inches; top: 19 x 19.75 inches.)

$1,500

640-4






Federal Period Candle Stand
Figured Maple, tip-top
Circa 1815



The coffin-shaped top above the column with incised barrel shaped turning...raised on tall spider legs. Old refinish; pintle rail of block is restored-all else fine and original. (Height: 17.5 inches; top: 20.25 by 15.75 inches.)

$1,385

568-2








A Fine Sheraton Candlestand
Boston
Circa 1815
Mahogany



The rectangular top with molded edges, on spiral-turned standard, continuing to down-sloping, out-swept legs with turret-like terminus raised on ball feet. Dimensions: 28.5-inches high, 17 by 20.5-inch top.

$1,695

270-47







Federal Candle-Stand
New England
Cherry



As depicted, this well proportioned table in old surface features an octagonal-top affixed to neatly molded cleat that receives the turned column which is raised on tall spider-legs. The table is in excellent condition.
Dimensions: Height: 27.75-inches; top: 17.5 by 19.75-inches.

$1,600

514-157






Federal Tilt-Top Candlestand
New England, walnut
Circa 1780-1820
Probably original surface - SOLD



The octagonal top with sharply angled undercut edge providing a crisp profile above a turned and carved urn standard raised on well arched spider-leg base.
Excellent condition. (Height: 28 inches; top: 23.25 x 15 inches.)

704-4 - SOLD








Delicate Queen Anne Candle-Stand
Probably New Hampshire
18th Century
Maple - SOLD



The molded top with invested corners raised in delicate turned shaft having carved-fluted urn...continuing to tall and delicate cabriole legs ending in pad-feet.
Old finish, imperfections included mended foot and the possibility of one leg being replaced. (Height: 28.5 inches; top: 16.5 x 17 inches.)

640-3 - SOLD







Birch Candle Stand
New England
Circa 1810
Old Red Stain...untouched dry surface - SOLD



The cut-corner top above turned column raised on tall spider legs.
Slight cupping to top; minor imperfections...easily restored.
(Height: 28 inches; top: 17.5 x 13.25 inches.)

714-2 - SOLD







Candlestand
New England
18th Century
Original surface history - SOLD



The nearly square-top is affixed to cleat by large exposed wood pins; turned column is received by the chip-carved block raised on sausage-turned legs. The original surface history consists of dark brown over blue over red paint.
(Dimensions: 26-inches high, 19 by 17.25-inch top.)

201-308 - SOLD







Dished Top Candlestand
New England
Circa 1800
Cherry - SOLD



The molded top affixed to shaped cleat above beautifully turned column, raised on spider legs.
Dimensions: 28.25-inch height, 16.75-inch top diameter.

903-58 - SOLD








Windsor Adjustable Candle Stand
Dished Adjustable Height Table
New England
Circa 1800
Maple...old brown paint - SOLD



As depicted, with adjustable dished-top round shelf; double candle sockets analogues to turned and shaped arm; the threaded cylindrical standard above turned column received by round base with molded edges then raised on bamboo-turned legs. (Height: 40 inches; top diameter: 15 inches.)

637-43 - SOLD





If you are interested in buying any of these items, please call (978) 597-8084 or email David Hillier at drh@aaawt.com or Lynn Morin at lfm@aaawt.com

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