Pair of English Victorian 1870s Terracotta Pedestals with Campanula Motifs

An English burr birch round tilt top occasional table circa 1870 with turned pedestal and tripod base. This English 1870s occasional table showcases an inviting, round top fashioned from exquisite burr birch. The rich grain and distinct patterning of the birch draw the eye, adding an organic touch of charm to any setting. Complementing the bold visual appeal of the birch top, a delicately turned pedestal supports the table. This structure brings a touch of classic English design to the piece, further highlighting the unique details of the tabletop. The pedestal transitions...

A pair of French Napoléon III period andirons from the late 19th century. Created in France at the end of Emperor Napoléon III's reign to hold flaming firewood slightly above the fir...

Swedish 1870s birch inlaid two part tall secretary with slant front desk, two doors, four drawers and inlaid star motifs. Imbued with a refined elegance, this Swedish 19th Century bi...

A pair of Swedish Gustavian style painted wood chests from circa 1870 with two fluted drawers, fluted side posts, tapered legs and classical hardware. This exquisite pair of Swedish ...

A pair of Swedish painted wood neoclassical style armchairs from the second half of the 19th century with tall open armrests, carved skirt and newly upholstered seat. Each of this pa...

A pair of English carved stone urns on pedestals from the 20th century, with acanthus leaf motifs. Created in England during the 20th century, e...

VICTORIAN GILT-INCISED AND EBONIZED PEDESTAL Circa 1870 Item # 307XPP13L This useful and tasteful Victorian period sculpture pedestal features an overall nearly black ebonized surf...

A fine pair of English garden plinths or pedestals of composition stone for use as an ornamental garden feature or display pedestal. Each plinth featurin...

This pair of early 20th century Pedestals feature a wonderful age-related faded green finish. They feature a hexagonal base and largely hollow centre allowing them to remain relative...

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...

One pair of English iron pedestals.

K081, a rare pair of antique marble columns in white veined marble, each having a square platform top (one with small chip to the corner...