Antique Candlestand, Oval Top, X-Form Base, Turned Pedestal, Original Surface
New England, Circa 1680-1730
Eastern white pine, cherry and oak
The cleated oval top is raised on a complex turned pedestal resting on a robust arched
“X” base with gouge notched toes. Rich old color, traces of old painted surface; very
good condition. (Height: 21.5"; top: 16.25" x 13.5")
$2,825.00
745-148
Antique Curly Maple Candle Stand, Adjustable Height Double Socket Arm
New England, circa 1800
The robust double socket candle arm travels on a turned and flaring standard contuse to a perfectly
proportioned round pedestal raised on tripod feet. Excellent condition; displays good color and patina.
Height: 34.5".
$1,695.00
1283-28
Candlestand, Screw-Top, Adjustable Height Double Candle Arm
New England, Circa 1800-1825ish
Maple and birch
The central threaded shaft with finial facilitates the turned and carved lateral two-light candle-arm and circular slightly
dished medial tabletop which is molded on the underside creating a crisp edge. The threaded standard is positioned on the turned
pedestal raised on tall windsor legs. Typical of this form, the adjustable top is slightly warped… character!
Missing tin candle nozzles which we can have restored.
(Height: 38"; diameter: 14")
$1,475.00
787-21
Antique, Kettle Stand, Candle Stand, Early, Original and Rare
Connecticut, circa 1730
Cherry
Round top with molded edge affixed to shaped cleat by clinched rosehead nails; couple screws
added from underneath later. The turned shaft continuing to octagonal terminus featuring a bell-
shaped finial ending with a small orb. Slab-cut cabriole legs resting on
slipper-like feet…one retaining projecting pad.
(Height: 29"; top diameter: 15.25")
$1,985.00
410-169
Federal Candlestand, Fine Country Table
Attributed to John Dunlap II (1784-1869)
Antrim, New Hampshire, circa 1800-1810
Maple, old refinish
(Association made based on a group of tables with similar design features.)
Square top, having chamfered edges, top and bottom, is attached to an unusual and cleat;
rectangular molded cleat nearly wide as the top featuring a raised block at center…the short
end with gouge carving; long end with chamfered top and canted ends.
The elegant urn-turned standard continues to tripod legs [spider] resting on squared feet.
The tops of legs are faceted and display flat ridges; chamfered top-and-bottom continues to the
notched feet…the notches define the feet.
(Excellent condition with a small nail added to bottom of shaft to
insure the integrity of a typical and common shrinkage fissure.
Height: 29.5"; top: 14.5" x 15")
$1,700.00
1327-1
Early Hepplewhite Candle Stand,
Federal Tilt-top table, Original Surface History
Likely New Hampshire, Circa 1800
Unusually tall, rectangular top with canted corners, sometimes referred to as a coffin top; turned standard continuing to well-arched spider legs resting on carved spade feet.
Wonderful early faux grained surface over original red; dry patina. (In very good condition with some paint loss to top, else fine; Height: 28.5”, top:16 by 18”)
$1,750
1221-9
Tiptop Cherrywood Candlestand, Original Surface, Dark Stain with Red Tint
New England, Perhaps New Hampshire
The square top with applied molding tilts on a turned and carved standard featuring crisp wafer and banded reel turnings centering bands of herringbone and stylized notch carvings.
The stand is raised on scratch-beaded spider legs featuring scrolled returns.
(Very good original condition; two-board top; H: 28"; top: 18.5 by 18.5")
$1,975
632-47
Chapin School Candlestand, Double ended Candle Drawer and Serpentine Top
East Windsor, Connecticut, Circa 1790
Cherry, white pine
(H: 20"; top: 20 by 15")
$2,950
270-139
Candlestand, Tilt Top Table, Piecrust Edge, 18th Century
A lovely small table in the English tradition
(A few nails were used to tighten shrinkage fissure at base of standard where leg dovetail joins base during the 19th century; H: 25.5”, top diameter: 20.25”)
$1,225
659-118
William and Mary Table, Candlestand, Chamfered Cruciform Base, Circular Top
New England, Circa 1725, Maple
Circular top on turned post resting on shaped cross base
(It appears that the top, standard and base have always been together, however, the top is screwed to cleat from underside; pegs have been installed through the side-of-cleats likely securing/tightening the top. We mention this because we tried to examine the underside of top but were unable. There is scattered evidence of minor beetle infestation of the period and of course, inactive. H: 27.25"; diameter: 15.75")
$785
640-23
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