Period New England Dish Top Queen Anne Candlestand

Circa 1790-1810 in mahogany with burl top, bird cage support, baluster turned column and cabriol leg with pad feet 22" diameter x 28" high.

New England Queen Anne walnut dish top candlestand, on tripod base with slipper feet. Repaired knot hole to top, one foot with pinned split. 28''h, 19-1/2''dia. Provenance: Estate of Joseph ''Jay'' St

New England, c.1740-1750, the circular dished top with concave molded edge over a column and ring turned standard, on a tripod base of carved cabriole legs ending in snake feet. Old repair to one leg.

Queen Anne candlestand with octagonal top. New England, circa 1770. Condition: Original condition. Old refinished surface. H 25-7/8" W (top) 15-7/8". Provenance: Collection of Bobby Simms. Copy and pa

Late 18th century, New England. The shaped top with serpentine edge joined to a ring and urn turned cylindrical shaft, raised on a tripod base with outswept legs terminating in ridged pad feet. PROVEN

New England, 1740-1760 25-1/4"h x 28-1/2"dia.

Queen Anne candle stand. Cherry. Condition: Original condition without restoration. Refinished. H 25-5/8" W 14" D 14-1/4" D between legs 19". Copy and paste this link for high-res photos: https://www.

New England, late 18th century, circular top tilting over a well turned support, tripod base with fluted legs, early black paint surfaced with some traces of decoration, 28 x 20 x 19 in. Provenance: T

Queen Anne candle stand. New England, circa 1800. Condition: Very good. Old refinished surface. Original top. H 27-1/4" W (top) 16-1/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images: https://www.dropb

Circa 1760-1780. In maple with old, possibly original red varnish finish. Cove molded crown, over five graduated overlapping dovetailed drawers in top section. Base with one drawer over three, with ce

QUEEN ANNE PERIOD NEW ENGLAND HIGHBOY, CIRCA 1740, RARE 35" CASE, FLAT TOP, MAPLE, FIVE DRAWER TOP, CABRIOLE LEGS, REPLACED BRASSES, 78 X 35 X 17

Period 5 Drawer graduated drawers with cut out bootjack sides. Old refinished pine chest with replaced brass pulls. ca 1740-1760. 53 x 40 wide x 19 deep.

New England Queen Anne tilt-top tea table in Victorian red paint, with round dish top and baluster form pedestal. 29.75” dia. x 27.75”H.

QUEEN ANNE CANDLESTANDNew England, Second Half of the 18th CenturyIn cherry, with octagonal top, turned pedestal and cabriole legs ending in snake feet.Height 25.5”. Top 15” x 15”. Provenance:Pr

New England, late 18th century, birch. Shaped top, turned column and tripod base with snake feet and wrought iron spider. Refinished. 30"h. 16.5" x 16.75". From the collection of the late Chris Powell

A Queen Anne Cherry Candlestand, New England/Connecticut, c. 1770-80. PROVENANCE: Jeffrey Tillou Antiques, 2010, $650, accompanied by receipt. (LMIL4001)(TC) Dimensions: top 16.3 x 16.0, 26" H

The square top with applied trim, above a turned standard raised on arched cabriole legs ending in snake feet. H: 26 in., W: 14.5 in., D 14 in.

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE PAINTED MAPLE CANDLESTAND, circular fixed top with chamfered profile to underside above a baluster-turned pedestal raised on three cabriole legs terminating in slipper feet. Ret

NEW ENGLAND QUEEN ANNE TIGER MAPLE CANDLESTAND, circular stationary top with rounded edge, raised on a bulbous turned pedestal and three cabriole legs terminating in molded snake feet with pads, early

2 Mahogany dish top stands with Queen Anne feet. One a tall vase stand circa 1930 marked William Berkey. The other low candle stand, the legs and shaft of the period with a replaced top and a repaired

New England Queen Anne 18th century lift top blanket chest with 2 false drawers over 2 dovetailed drawers in original red paint, self molded top with original cleats, strap hinges on lid, period brass

Queen Anne period tea table, old red painted base, scrubbed oval pine top, duck feet, New England origin. Early 18th century. 26.5"H x top 35" x 27.5". Very good condition.

Early 18th century. Having an oval top above nicely flaring and turned wood ash frame. The top is an old replacement. The frame is of the period and has some restored elements but presents itself very

in cherry, Queen Anne style, circa 1810, with square top, baluster turned post and three cabriole legs with slipper feet, original tin straps anchoring legs to underside of post, old refinish, 14 x 13