Maple candlestand with a tripod base, the square

19th or earlier, including a Queen Anne style walnut child's chair, h. 26 in.; a Georgian style inlaid mahogany child's chair; and an American maple candlestand with square top and tripod base, h. 26

The circular pine table top on maple base with turned legs joined to the skirt by pegged construction. Plus a tripod base candle stand with square top on turned standard. Shipping for this lot will be

Early 19th c. Square Fixed Top Candlestand, with turned pedestal, tripod base with cabriole legs and snake feet, 27 1/4" high, 13 1/2" x 12 1/2". Top shrinkage crack.

VINTAGE TIGER MAPLE CANDLE STAND WITH TRIPOD BASE - Signed D.T. Gutzwiller & Son; round top with 3 flared legs ; Measures: 26"H x 19.75" diameter ; Estimate: $100-$150

CURLY MAPLE ROUND TRIPOD BASE CANDLE STAND

of almost identical size. 18th century. Both 28" high, one 15" square, the other 16" square with shaped corners. Estate condition, wear, soiling, 15" one with loose and repaired legs. Estate of Joseph

Nantucket Tiger Maple Tripod Candlestand, 18th Century, shaped square top attached to a multi-turned standard on spider legs. Height 29 in. Width 16 in. Depth 16 in. Provenance: Estate of Linda Loring

highly figured maple dish top tilting over a compressed ball support, on tripod base with slipper feet, 25-1/4 x 18-1/4 x 18-1/2 in. Provenance: Property from an Important Charleston Collection

A 18th century New England Maple candlestand. Adjustable two candle arm with metal candle sockets and wooden ejectors on a turned stem with tripod base and simple cabriole legs. Old finish with some w

late 18th/early 19th century, circular top on urn turned support with tripod base, 28 x 17 x 17-1/4 in. Provenance: Collection of C.L. Prickett

Turned pedestal on a cabriole leg tripod base. 25"h x 15"d PLEASE NOTE THIS ITEM IS LOCATED AT 501 FAIRGROUNDS RD., HATFIELD, PA. 19440

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

A tiger maple candle stand or side table having a shaped top supported on a turned post and tripod base. Size: 24" H x 13" W x 13" D

An American tiger maple candle stand having dish top supported on turned post and tripod base. Size: 26" H x 17.5" W x 17" D

Early 19th century, tripod base on turned feet, 28" H. Condition - crack in support block and replaced lock mechanism.

American tiger maple tilt-top candle stand, 19th c., with turned baluster pedestal, on tripod base ending in slipper feet, 30"h x 32.75"w x 32.25"d

Vintage Pennsylvania Tiger Maple Dish Top Candle Stand, with tilt top, turned standard on tripod base with pad feet, partial makers label, “Miss… 43 Virginia… Forty Fot…”

American tiger maple Queen Anne tilt top candle stand, 18th century, having a ringed pedestal base with tripod cabriole legs, apparently unmarked. Approx. h. 27", w. 21.5", d.16".

New England Tiger Maple and Cherry Candlestand, 19th Century, oval shaped tilt top on turned standard continuing to spider leg tripod base. Height 29.25 in. Width 22 in. Depth 17 in. Height Open 40.25

A marble pedestal of typical form with octagonal foot, and a mahogany candle stand with a tripod base decorated with applied scrollwork, vine carved shaft, below the square top. Dimensions: The pedest

Candlestand, square top, baluster form standard, tripod base with spider, wear consistent with age and use including sun fade finish, past repairs to base, expected surface wear, 26 3/4" h. x 16" w. x

Antique Candle Stand Pedestal Table with a Tripod Base. Maple colored, stamped 'Made in Italy.' Measures 20 x 14 inches.

Late 18th-early 19th century, walnut and maple. Round single board top, turned column and tripod base with added spider. Tops of legs have old, if not original, incised foliate carving. Remnants of la

Cherry Federal Candlestand, 4 leaf clover scalloped top, 13" square, on an urn turned stem, on a tripod base, cabriole legs, sheet metal strap, 28" h, no repairs or damage, c 1790-1810