1950s Candle Stands

A tripod accent table designed by Cesare Lacca for Angelo De Baggis, originating from the late 1950s and a stunning example of Italian Mid-Century design. A round top with a concave ...

Very nice high stool made of beech wood. Has a nice rough yet slim appearance. Keywords, Durable, Raw, Wabi Sabi, Perfect imperfection, Wood, Nature, Blonde.

A small side, lamp, candle or plant table in teak and black lacquered steel. A very graphic look due to its simple construction and 'light' appearance. The kidney shaped tabletop has...

Pair of silver-plated candlesticks from Maison Hermès In its original case, with space for the candles Diameter: 9.6 cm Height: 4.8 cm Good condition.

From Belgian designer Alfred Hendrickx for Belform. Maple veneer top, black lacquered feet. From the 1950s. Fully restored.   

A very large gilt iron standing candle holder with five arms. Spanish, 1950s. This item can be wired as a floor lamp. Sold as is.

Vintage candleholder designed and made by the Auböck Werkstatte, Vienna, circa 1950. In polished brass covered by a lovely uniform patina and with a wicker handle, the piece is in ...

. Dark green leather . Tripod . Decorated with gilt and chiseled bronze . Work circa 1950

Wonderful lacquered birch table designed by Herman De Vries for Cushman from their Contemporary Line. Great simple shape and modernist form with nice attention to details. Herman De Vries was born in Holland and died in the United States. His father was an artisan who created small wooden ships. Herman emigrated to the U.S. as a young adult and worked with furniture makers in the Midwest, including one of the Stickley brothers, most likely Albert, whose company, Stickley Brothers, was located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. In the 1930s, DeVries appears in Bennington, Vermont. There he bridged the gap between colonial-styled and modern furniture with the “Colonial Creations” and the “Modern Creations” lines, both manufactured by the H. T. Cushman company. Each DeVries piece was inspired by antique forms, including humble cobbler’s benches and carpenter’s nail boxes...

A rare example of the French interior decorator Georges Geffroy's furniture. Made in the 1950s of mahogany and ormolu, it has an Indian alabaster top i...