Maple Candlestand c. 1938

This drawing by Vincent P. Rosel, created around 1938, depicts a "Maple Candlestand". The detailed illustration showcases a three-legged wooden stand with a circular top, designed to hold candles. The stand is constructed of maple wood, featuring a twisted central pole that adds a decorative element to the design. This drawing, likely intended as a design for a functional piece of furniture, offers a glimpse into the craftsmanship and aesthetic preferences of the early 20th century. The "Maple Candlestand" exemplifies the enduring appeal of traditional furniture design.