Bentwood Secessionist Brass Pedestals

Russian Neoclassic brass mounted mahogany pedestal with square top above fluted angles & spreading base. (19th Cent)

PAIR of English Regency style (19th Cent) mahogany and gilt trimmed fluted column pedestals with fretwork apron and square top. Condition: Good; Wear consistent with age and use

Austrian Bentwood Secessionist stained beechwood end table with a round platform base and top supported with balls on either side of 4 square legs.

Pair of French Louis XVI style (19th Cent) mahogany and bronze trimmed fluted column pedestals with square base.

A fine Hans Christiansen designed Vienna Secession pedestal. Ebonized oak with patinated bronze base and details, featuring patinated bronze inlay work on all four sides of the ...

Lovely Art Nouveau Bentwood Pedestal from the period in Austria around 1900. Beautifully made of bentwood, this unique pedestal impresses with three slim columns on an octagon base. ...

This Italian Neoclassical ebonized and brass-bound four-column pedestal is a striking decorative piece that exudes timeless elegance and refined craftsmanship. The design features a square top supported by four slender ebonized columns, each accented with brass collars for a touch of classical luxury. The columns rest upon a molded circular plinth, which rises from a square stepped base with shaped feet, ensuring both stability and style. The contrast between the deep ebonized finish and warm brass highlights creates a sophisticated and versatile aesthetic. Perfect for displaying sculpture, urns, busts, or fine decorative objects, this pedestal adds architectural presence to any room. In antique interiors, it complements Neoclassical and Continental furnishings, while in Hollywood Regency settings, its polished brass accents and bold silhouette enhance glamorous design schemes. Even within mid-century modern décor, it serves as a striking accent piece, balancing clean lines with a historic and architectural influence. Highly decorative and functional, this Italian Neoclassical pedestal...

This monumental and impressive Art Deco pedestal was realized in the United States circa 1940. It features a skyscraper style base consisting of three stacked tiers of lustrous black lacquer that supports a fluted column in walnut and is crowned by a lacquer top. With its quintessentially Art Deco Materials (walnut & black lacquer) and forms (channel detailing and skyscraper style motifs), this piece is sure to delight discerning collectors of fine Deco objects...