Windsor Candlestand
This Windsor style candlestand is based on a circa 1820 design from Chester County Pennsylvania. It includes a lathe turned dished top with a raised edge. The top is secured to the legs with visible wedges. Everything is turned by hand on a lathe including the double baluster of the long tapered leg. The height of the stand would have brought candlelight eye level to a seated reader. The stands are shown in tiger maple and tiger red oak. I have been featured in Early American Life's Directory of Traditional American Crafts since 2010 for my hand-made Windsors. Each piece is custom made-to-order, please allow 6-8 weeks. The price is for local pick up only. I can help you arrange shipping, I offer standard crating and white glove delivery (pricing will vary).
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My boutique cabinet shop, nestled in the heart of the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York, specializes in custom kitchens and cabinetry, fine furniture, and architectural mill work. I am a member of the Society of Period Furniture Makers and I have been recognized as a Master Craftsman by Early American Life since 2010 for my benchmade Windsor chairs and formal furniture. My custom kitchens have been featured in Fine Homebuilding and my furniture in Fine Woodworking.
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