Primitive Candle Stands

Louis XVI Style Fruitwood (walnut) and Marble Inset Low Wine Table. Early 20th Century French Walnut & Galleried Marble Top Bouillotte Candle Stand. Measures 13.5" in width, 13.5" in...

An American federal style cherry spider leg tilt top candlestand, late 19th, early 20th century. 22 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 27 ½ inches tall; 40 inches tall tilted upright

Federal walnut tilt-top candlestand. The rectangular cut-corner top on vase and ring-turned support and tripod base of shaped legs.

American Regency mahogany tilt candle stand with a figural one board scalloped edge top, original brass banjo locking mechanism, central urn ringed support column, and resting on spl...

With circular shaped spindled gallery raised on a turned urn form support and three cabriole legs with pad feet. Provenance; Devenish Antiques, NYC.

Chippendale mahogany circular top candle stand with a vasiform turned pedestal. The top rests on arched tripod cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. English or American, circa 1770.

Southern furniture is orders of magnitude harder to locate and collect than examples from other regions, but if you are looking at this listing, pre...

American Hepplewhite mahogany oval tilt top candle stand. The tilt top is hinged to a turned mahogany baluster on tripod spider leg base. The legs terminate with a railroad inlay cuf...

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...

Very interesting American cherry candle stand with exaggerated spider arched legs giving it a contemporary feel.

American shaped tilt-top candle stand. The shaped top is hinged to a block on a pedestal centering on a reeded urn form supported by an arched tripod base. The legs have stop reeded leg caps and terminate in spade feet. Mahogany with American cherry top. This piece is attributed to John Meads based on its distinctive quality and Albany cabinetmaking characteristics, which drew style elements from both New York City and Boston. This uniquely regional variation was executed with a mastery of detail placing this piece as the product of an important Albany NY cabinet shop. The attribution was suggested by the Albany Institute. Meads was born 1777, immigrated to New York in 1792, and worked as apprentice to English Master...

An elegant mid-century Mahogany stinciled tooled leather top candle stand or side table. Petite size 13.5" in width, 16.5" in depth and stands 21" tall.