1890s Pedestals and Columns

1544 Pair Victorian hand made iron and marble plant stands / pedestals. Base diameter 11" Small 15.5" diameter tops 22" tall Tall 10.5" Diameter top 34" Tall

A rare wood column adorned with patinated iron and gilt bronze ornaments. It relies on four bronze feet and is topped with a foliate bronze capital with caduceus. A bronze band is ci...

Set of two wooden columns salvaged from a site in Ontario. These wooden accent pieces are complete with caps and bases and are in a faux marble grain pa...

Beautiful and fine pair of large mahogany and inlayed brass pedestals. Late 19th-early 20th century. French polished beautiful quality.

Old wine press screw in the style of Charles Dudouyt transformed into a harness or stand. Very beautiful patina for this very elegant harness or pedestal. It will allow you to place...

A late 19th century column in griotte red marble with a circular shaft topped by an Ionic capital composed of a bronze moulding decorated with oves hosting the square top. The attic ...

Gothic style late 19th century Column / Pedestal / Pied de stalle. Original from church interior in France. Very dark brown in colour, almost black. Di...

Art Nouveau Majolica jardinière, planter with Oak stand Style of Delphin Massier Fils at Vallauris This stylish piece is an early example by a renowned maker, showing the main inspirations of Art Nouveau, applying curved, organic and asymmetrical design elements to a functional object. In this example, hand-applied ceramic petals and streaks of coloured glaze are used to accentuate the plant-like shape. The jardinière is exactly matched to the Oak stand on which it sits. Design period, circa 1890 The piece is in Good condition with no signs of cracks or damage, and a real beauty! A rare find for the connoisseur. Dimensions: Complete Height 97 cm External diameter 46 cm Jardinière / pot External diameter 46 cm Height 34 cm Stand/pillar Oak...

Rare spectacular 19th Century French Majolica Pedestal Column With 3 Elephants and leaves.

Stand or torchiere holder in gilded wood, molded and carved with shells, scrolls and acanthus leaves on a tripod base. Regency style. It can hold a torchiere or a vase. What is a torchiere? The word torchere is first mentioned, according to Harvard, in the dictionnaire de l'Académie in 1696, but, the author points out, the term had already been in use for more than twenty years. At first, the torchere seems to have been a large candlestick, significantly larger and sturdier than ordinary candlesticks. Towards the end of the 17th century, the torchiere included several torches. This multiplied the number of lighting sources. A little later, the torchiere was transformed into a pedestal table on which candlesticks, candelabras and girandoles were placed. Intended for the homes of the wealthy classes, the silver torchiere...

An impressive late Victorian period giltwood column pedestal / plant stand in good condition and measuring 14 inches wide, 14 inches deep and standing 35 inches tall. Top is a square...

Elegant pair of Louis XV inspired display pedestals attributed to Maison Millet. They are decorated on three sides with a beautiful marquetry of stylized flowers in “bois de bout”, i...