New England spider leg candlestand

New England spider leg candlestand with square top on a turned column supported by three legs. 29"H x 15"W x 14.25"D, Late 19th C. CONDITION: Wear consistent with age and use.

DESCRIPTION: Spider leg candle stand. Square shaped tripod spider legs joining an urn shaped staff with octagon top. New England. Circa 1820. PROVENANCE: From a prominent Boston area, Massachusetts es

Fine high-country candlestand with spider legs and inlaid top. New Hampshire, circa 1825, original red paint and condition. . H 28-3/4" top W 21-1/2" D 15-12". Please refer to this link for high-res i

Country candelstand with beautiful original red paint, scrubbed top with good traces of paint. Unusual modified spider legs with carved toes. Mortise and pegged lower shaft with drop. New England, pro

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

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

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”.

The oblong cut-corner top above a vasiform turned standard, raised on spider legs. H: 28 in., W: 16.75 in., D: 17.75 in.

A late 18th/early 19th century New England Federal Period Cherry candlestand. Oval single board top on a turned stem with reeded detail and tripod base with shaped "Spider" legs. Refinished with minor

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

with finely turned urn shaft and arched spider legs ending in spade feet. 28 1/2" high, 19 1/2" wide, 19" deep.

New England cherry candlestand, circa 1820, with a banded border, turned shaft and spider legs. 27"h x 23.5"w x 14.5"d

Oval top, turned pedestal, three spider legs. Repair to one foot. Approx. 22" x 14 3/4" x 29 1/4" H.

With round dished top, turned column and splay tripod legs with shake feet. Iron spider under column. Overall good condition consistent with age and use. Measures approximately 25-1/8" high and 15-1/2

NEW ENGLAND, CIRCA 1820 A New England cherry tilt top spider leg table. The table stands on daintily carved and tapered legs rising into a turned baluster form column supporting an elongated octagonal

Antique Fire Screen with Spider Legs. 19th century. Overall H 48"

Fine painted candlestand with spyder legs and spade feet. New England, circa 1830. Shaped top with fraternal decoration. Paint circa 1890. H 28" W 15'' D 14-1/4". Please refer to link for hi res image

New England adjustable oak and pine wooden candle stand, legs are mortised through shelf, also has a rush holder, old natural surface, 38"T x 14"D

Candlestand with cabriole leg and shaped top, unusual bulbous shaft. Old surface. H 25-3/4", top 18" x 17-1/2".

Dish top tilt top candlestand with line inlay on the legs. Undisturbed original surface. Probably New England. circa 1810. Dia 21-7/8". please refer to this link for high-res images. https://www.dropb

Good Queen Ann candlestand with vase turned shaft, cabriole legs and pad feet. . Cherrywood. Probably Connecticut, circa 1780. Good old finish. H 27-1/8" Dia. 16". CONDITION: Original batten holding t

Candlestand - sewing stand with drawer. New England, circa 1820. Shaft, drawer box tiger maple. Top and legs look like walnut. H 29-11/16" W 17" D 16-11/16". Condition: Fine original condition. Copy a

Queen Ann candle stand. New England, circa 1780. Maple. Condition: Original condition without restoration. Refinished. H 27" D top 17" D between legs 20". Copy and paste this link for high-res photos:

Painted candle stand. Round top on boldly turned shaft with sprightly curved notched legs. Original red paint. New Hampshire. Early 19th century. Provenance: Purchased from Lewis Scranton's personal c