Candle Stands

1940s Mahogany Oval Tilt-Top Tripod Candle Stand or Side Table. Measures 21.75" in width, 15" in depth and stands 22" tall flat and 33" tall tilted.

A Georgian style round brandy stand / candle stand by Henkel Harris, of Winchester, Virginia, USA. Solid wild black cherry wood with round raised lip top, turned singular pedestal ba...

Kittinger furniture mahogany candle stand or side table with Koronet Finish and tripod spider legs. Measures 15.75" in diameter and stands 25.75" tall. Base is 17"W x 17"D.

Early 19th century mahogany wood Regency style pedestal stand / table. The pedestal features hand carved design details resting on a squared based. The pedestal table is in good anti...

A charming English George III period inlaid mahogany tripod candle stand, the string inlaid hexagonal top supported on a turned column, terminating...

Diminutive 18th century English candle stand. Crafted from oak with inlaid octagonal top on turned pedestal and terminating in three claw feet.

While there is nothing extraordinary about this mahogany tilt-top table no fancy, carved edge or claw and ball feet there is nothing particularly ordinary, either. The top is just th...

New England Federal tilt-top tripod table tiger maple, circa 1810 Beautiful American tripod tilt-top candle stand table. It was created during the Federal era...

Add a touch of Victorian elegance to your home with this exquisite 19th Century Mahogany Tripod Pedestal Candle Stand. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and built to last, ...

A fine veneered, inlayed table with mother of pearl insets attributed to Liberty & Co of London around the turn of the 19th and early 20th Century. At this time England and London was heavily influenced by the interest in all things exotic and culturally diverse and Liberty became increasingly successful at supplying the late Victorians with their voracious appetite. We are seeing history repeat itself with this fascination and the emergence of a new contemporary boho Chic Style in our modern interiors. Around the same time The Liberty Style (Stile Liberty) also flourished between 1900 and 1914 and took its name from Arthur Lasenby’s Liberty store that he founded in 1875 in London. The style was derived from forms that were original and exotic, often from North Africa and the Middle East. The most influential figures in this movement were Carlo Bugatti who used an extremely wide range of materials to reflect this interest in exotic and far off lands and the craft that was to be found there. The table was probably made in Syria and as with much Islamic furniture...

Circular dished top over a turned support raised on tripartite saber legs and spade feet.

A handsome wine table or candlestand in walnut on tripod pedestal base with turned column resting on cabriole legs. European, possibly Dutch or German, circa 1825. Measurements: 20 ...