18th Century Dutch Candle Stand in Burr Walnut, Tripod Base – Louis XVI / Directoire Style
Original price was: € 750,00.€ 550,00Current price is: € 550,00.
An elegant late 18th-century Dutch candle stand with a scalloped top and turned baluster shaft in richly figured burr walnut. Its refined tripod base and balanced proportions suggest Louis XVI or early Directoire influences. Originally used as a light stand or occasional table.
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This fine 18th-century Dutch candle stand displays the delicate proportions and neoclassical restraint typical of late Louis XVI or early Directoire taste. Crafted from beautifully figured burr walnut, the tabletop is shaped in an undulating scalloped contour, accentuating the swirling grain patterns and deep patina.
The central column features turned elements and tapering facets, transitioning gracefully into three elegant cabriole legs. The tripod base provides both visual harmony and stability — characteristics often seen in Dutch and English light stands of the period. The understated form and rich timber suggest provincial sophistication, likely made for an affluent interior in the Netherlands.
Perfect as an accent piece, small guéridon, or sculpture stand, this rare antique merges functionality with decorative appeal.
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Origin: Netherlands
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Period: Late 18th century, ca. 1780–1800
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Style: Louis XVI / Directoire
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Material: Burr walnut veneer over softwood (likely poplar)
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Dimensions: Approx. H 70 cm x W 38 cm
| Condition | Good, Restored |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood |
| Origin | Netherlands |
| Period | 1700-1800 |
| Style | Louis XVI |
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