English Pedestals and Columns

A marble mortar resting in the original stand turned from a single piece of sycamore which is bound in iron at the top and bottom. The surface looks to be an old painted or whitewash...

Amaizing bar Style: Art Deco If you want to live in the golden years, this is the bar that your project needs. We have specialized in the sale of Art Deco and Art Nouveau and Vint...

An exceptional Grand Tour design classical pedestal taking its inspiration from the Temple of Paestum. Carved in Mahogany and specialist aged stone painted and with a lightly aged ma...

Elegant Dutch Blue Pedestal of Classical Form Suitable for displaying sculpture, ceramics or plants Height 115cm., 45" Length & Depth 33cm., 13"

Pair Antique English Mahogany Plant Stands, Circa 1890's.

Estate mahogany and brass pedestal.

A pair of carved wood pedestals now lacquered in the manner of William Kent.

Pair Antique English Sheraton Mahogany Pedestals, Circa 1890.

These marble-topped pedestals are inlaid on three sides. Each pedestal contains one full-length door with key. They act as cabinets with room for storage.

A Georgian style pine pedestal with column. It comes in two parts, 20th century, English.

An unusual pair of Victorian marble revolving topped pedestals. One marked ‘Forced Lesson’, one marked ‘Forced Prayer’. These beautiful pedestals were clearly designed to hold sculptures with the titles of the works inscribed on the stems. The fact that the pedestals, and therefore the related artworks, were clearly made as a pair has allowed us to research them and we are delighted to have discovered that, at the Melbourne International exhibition in 1880, Pietro Bazzanti and Son of Florence exhibited two artworks with the names Forced Prayer and Forced Lesson (items 338 and 339). Another artist also exhibited a piece titled Forced Prayer at the same exhibition but Forced Lesson is a very unusual title and, as stated before, the fact that the pieces were clearly intended to be a pair reinforces the attribution of provenance in this case. These fine pedestals are a very practical and usable size and the carved swag and star detailing are very desirable attributes. They would make a fine pair of display stands for vases...

A pair of giltwood and Gesso pedestals, in the manner of Robert Adam. Each pedestal having a circular top with a waisted fluted socle, on ram's-mask headed acanthus-carved fluted monopodia, raised on a tiform-plinth with lion's paw feet. This neoclassical design is modelled after the antique Greek tripod...

A Pair of William IV Gilt Bronze Torchères Each of the tall stands with circular tops and engraved swags to the bowl, emerging from the lotus-leaf cast, tapering and reeded stem joi...

A exquisite pair of antique English Adam style carved giltwood and painted satinwood tripod pedestals embellished with oval hand-painted ena...