Cherry Federal tilt top candle stand

Cherry Federal tilt top candle stand, rectangular top with shaped corners, raised on tripod base with arched spider legs, American, early 19th c, 28-1/2" x 17" x 26-1/2"h

Cherry Federal tilt top candlestand, rectangular top with cut corners on urn turned stem, on arch spider leg base, American, early 19th c, 22" x 16" x 30"h

Cherry American Federal tilt top candle stand, oval top, hand wrought iron catch, over urn turned stand, over arched spider legs, top 21" x 14-1/2", 28-1/2"h, repaired break at top of one leg, circa 1

Tilt top over birdcage on turned standard over tripod base.H: approx. 29".Dia: approx. 19 3/4"

Late Federal Cherry Tilt Top Candlestand19th century, circular top with underside beveled edge, baluster turned standard, tripod base with snake pad feet. 27.25 x 22 x 22.25 in. Additional high-resol

American Federal Cherry Tilt Top Candlestand. 28-1/2"h. x 21"w. x 17"d. Condition: Good with wear. Refinished.

American Federal Cherry Tilt Top Candlestand, early 19th Century, tripod base with octagonal shaped top, diminutive size. Height Overall 33.5 in. Height Closed 22.5 in. Width 20.5 in. Depth 15.5 in.

New England Federal Cherry Tilt Top Candlestandearly 19th century, rectangular top with shaped cut corners, urn turned standard, spider leg base. 28 x 23.5 x 16 in. Additional high-resolution photos

Pennsylvania Federal Cherry Tilt-Top Candlestand. 28-1/4"h. x 21" square. Condition: Good with wear, refinished.

Circa 1810. Having a nicely shaped one board top above handsomely turned base emitting three legs ending in a spayed foot. H27 3/4" W17 3/4" D18 3/4" Sold from the collection of the late Mr. Charlie R

Circa 1825. Having a nicely shaped tiled top on boldly turned base emitting three scrolling legs. H31" W16" D21" Sold from the Collection of a Camden, South Carolina gentleman.

Circa 1810, likely New England. Having an oval top with nicely figured wood atop a turned wood base emitting three legs. A repair to one leg. D22 3/4" W15" H26 3/4" Sold from the collection of Mr. and

EARLY FEDERAL TILT TOP CANDLE STAND OVAL TIP SPIDER LEGS OLD CHERRY SURFACE

First quarter 19th century, cherry. Octagonal top with inlaid foliate medallion. Turned column and three legs with scroll feet. Refinished with some surface scratches and edge loss, repair to block on

FEDERAL TILT-TOP CANDLESTANDNew England, Circa 1800In mahogany and cherry, with an octagonal top and three spider legs ending in spade feet.Height 29.25”. Top 23.75” x 18”.

New England, 18th/19th C. Together with a Federal birch, cherry and figured maple tilt-top candle stand, possibly Vermont, 19th C. 2 pieces. Chair: Seat: 17"h Crest: 43-1/2"h Table: 29"h x 21"w x 15"d

A Federal Black Painted Cherry/Maple Octagonal Tilt Top Candlestand New England, Circa 1800 retains traces of a rich, historic surface. Height 30 x length 24 1/4 x width 13 1/2 inches. Property from t

circa 1820-40, rectangular tilt top with shaped corners, cherry standard with ring turned upper collar, raised on tripod base with arched tiger maple legs. 29.5 x 19 x 16.5 in. Collection of Mr. and M

Ca. 1810, likely New Hampshire, cherry and birch oval tilt top candlestand in an old surface, with a delicate urn turned pedestal on spider legs terminating in spade feet. 28”H x 20.25”L x

Two American Tilt-Top Candlestands, Late 18th-Early 19th Century. Comprising a Queen Anne walnut candlestand and a Federal cherry candlestand, each having a dish-top. Dimensions: Height of Chippendale

Late 18th - early 19th century. Cherry dish top tilt top with cabriole legs. Refinished with repairs in two board top and column. 26.75"h. 19.75"d. And Federal stand with shaped top and scrolled feet.

Fine federal tilt top candle stand with inlaid top, heart design and shaped knees. School of Nathan Lombard. Nice old surface.

Tripod leg with turned base in figured wood. Measuring 17 1/4" x 21" x 29 3/8".

NEW ENGLAND CHERRY TILT-TOP CANDLESTAND, C. 1810, H 29", W 14", L 21" :Candle stand with rectangular octagonal tilting top on a ring-turned standard, raised on spider legs. From the Estate of Margaret