TURNED MAPLE TWO-LIGHT ADJUSTABLE CANDLESTAND, PROBABLY FROM CONNECTICUT, 18TH CENTURY

Together with an elm and wrought iron adjustable lightstand, England or France, 18th century, a elm and wrought iron and brass adjustable height light stand, England or France, 18th century, a painted chip-carved and turned maple and oak two-light adjustable candlestand, mid-Atlantic, early 19th century. 4 pieces.

The first: Jonathan Trace, Putnam Valley, New York.
The second: Jonathan Trace, Cortlandt Manor, New York (acc. no. 94.4.10a).
The third: Pook and Pook, Downingtown, Pennsylvania, January 31, 1997, lot 85.
The fourth: Jonathan Trace, Portsmouth, New Hampshire (acc. no. 2008.4.4g).

68.8.9B and 94.4.10A. The wooden lightstand with powderpost beetle damage to base, with lose tenon; iron one in good condition.
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