Sheraton Style Mahogany Tripod Candlestand, 19th Century
Item Details
This 19th-century mahogany candlestand exemplifies the refined elegance of the Sheraton style. In contrast to the heavier, carved forms of the later Federal period, this stand features a slender, hand-turned baluster pedestal and a delicate tripod base. Each of the three cabriole legs is meticulously fitted into the central column via traditional sliding dovetail joints—a hallmark of quality early-19th-century cabinetmaking. The fixed circular top retains a rich, dark patina, accented by the honest wear and moisture rings acquired through nearly two centuries of domestic use. This versatile stand represents the Sheraton preference for geometric clarity and light-scale construction, making it an ideal accent for traditional or transitional interiors.
| Type | Candlestand |
| Materials | Mahogany, Wood |
| Period | 19th Century |
| Origin | United States |
Condition
- overall with various scratches, marks, nicks, abrasions, restoration and wear consistent with age and use; possible repaired and replaced elements; cracks/splits.
Dimensions
- This item may be especially difficult to move and/or transport. The winner is responsible for bringing appropriate assistance, vehicle, proper materials, and any necessary tools to pickup. International shipping may be restricted.
- Please note: If the winning bidder selects the warehouse transfer option, the item will be available for pickup at the selected warehouse three business days after payment has been finalized.
Item #
ITMGB03934
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