Architectural Capital

Decorative architectural capital executed in terracotta or a similar composite material, created during the 20th century and inspired by 10th-century Islamic / Moorish architecture.

Decorative large cast plaster capital of Iconic order, Austria, 1870-1880. The capital is formed by two volutes on the flanks connected with decorative moulding polychrome gold paint...

An antique Italian architectural capital hand-carved from stone. Originally conceived as part of a larger architectural framework, this capital now stands as a sculptural fragment i...

Recognized in the classical architecture of Ancient Greece and Rome, the frieze is a long, narrow sculptural decorative band that spans the top of the column capital below the cornic...

A large, hand carved Vincenza limestone Corinthian capital.

The antique Corinthian corner capital is made of veined marble painted white. One corner is cut away so that the capital can protrudes from the corner of a building. Two layers of ac...

A large 17th century French capital on a associated base. Sculpted front and sides, flat backside. Great to decorate a garden or display indoors.

An English, Corinthian Order pilaster capital carved in Portland Stone, likely mid-nineteenth century. Provenance unknown. Attractively weathered throughout.

A exceptional architectural piece ready to incorporate into other architectural elements, furniture or mill work.

An 18th-century Italian architectural capital hand-carved from Carrara marble, richly ornamented with a flowing leaf motif.

18th century Spanish carved stone capital.

An exceptional Corinthian capital with smooth leaves in granite, foregoing the intricate carving of the classical acanthus in favor of a much more geometric, clean, and stylized fini...

This is a nice size capital from Italy. Normally these were top a column inside cathedrals throughout the world. It’s beautifully hand carved by an artesian out of wood. The gold gil...

Capital decorated with foliage and grapes France, 13th century Limestone 33 x 39 x 35 cm This 13th-century French capital, carved in a pale limestone, has a broad, slightly flaring...

Carved during the height of the French Gothic era, this remarkable limestone fragment—once an engaged capital—embodies the profound mastery of 13th-century masonry.

18th century Italian Neoclassical carved limestone Corinthian capital. Weathered and broken, this architectural fragment makes an resonant outdoor or indoor decorative element.

Rare and beautiful small medieval treasure. Hand carved Romanesque marble capital, Italy, circa 1250-1400. Weathered, small losses. More photo's available on request. H:15,5cm W:16c...

Presenting a striking 17th-century pilaster capital, beautifully hand-carved from solid white Carrara marble.

Vintage Italian stone capital for column 1940s.  

A stately and well carved marble Corinthian column capital, 19th century, Italy. Presented and displayed inverted, with a typical decorative motif of acanthus and volute. Perfect f...

This gorgeous sculpture capital originally from Spain makes for lovely art on a pedestal, table or buffet. One could use it as a low table to place a drink on next to a chair as well...

A rare late 13th / early 14th century limestone column capital reclaimed from Beverley Minster, Yorkshire.

18th Century Spanish Corinthian hand-carved carble capital.

Marble capital carved with acanthus leaves Southern Italy, Apulia 13th century 28,5 x 53,5 x 12,5 cm This wedge-shape capital decorated with acanthus leaves and roses is character...

The two blacks who appear in the Adoration of the Magi on Nicola Pisano's Siena pulpit are undoubtedly based on African retainers at the Hohenstaufen court. Clearly our capital and...

Square little wooden capital, ancient and simple, to use as You wish: in a wall structure, as base for a sculpture, on column in the garden or at its base because it's teak. Look to ...

18th century hand-carved stone capital in Corinthian style.

An exceptional marble capital of the classic Corinthian order with 3 tiers of foliate acanthus leaves.

Corinthian Capital, French, of finely hand carved wood finished with 24 carats gold leafing.

19th century French Neoclassical tole peinte decorative column with acanthus leaf capital. The unusual and very attractive lattice work column painted dark green with gilt bosses, to...

Square wooden capital, ancient and simple, to use as You wish: in a wall structure, as base for a sculpture, on column in the garden or at its base because it's teak. Look to the oth...

Antique Architectural Corinthian Capital - glazed cast ceramic composition - Canada or United States - late 19th century.

Antique Architectural Corinthian Capital - glazed cast ceramic composition - Canada or United States - late 19th century.

Fun, large vintage orange enamel capital letter F, made of heavy duty metal. From some cool marquee or sign. Bold coloring in primary orange. Sans serif font. Multiple uses! Very stu...

An ancient simple wooden capital, to use as you wish: in a wall structure, as base for a sculpture; on a column in the garden or at its base, because it's teak You can use a teak ba...

the lively capital with out-scrolled acanthus leaves all resting on a separate wooden base; with later base

An antique Indian polychrome temple capital, with carved foliage motifs and original paint. Discover the enchanting beauty of this antique Indian temple capital, a masterpiece of cra...

Decorative Architectural Gold leaf column with Corinthian capital and antiqued mirror.

A fine antique figural fountainhead or architectural element. In sandstone. In the form of a cat. Likely from the Ottoman Empire (1299 - 1922) but possibly from some other, older ...

Carved stone capital. Italy, 16th-17th century. 30 x 25 x h 25 cm.

This 19th century Spanish capital top wall bracket would be a lovely way to display art and decor, or simply as a way to add a cheerful architectural touch to an otherwise drab wall ...

16th C. Hand Carved Capital Stone Base Architectural Element Sculpture Pedestal.

Scarpa consistently treated furniture as a form of architecture in miniature. The Samo table translates his architectural philosophy into a functional object: it is not merely a dini...

Key Features: Historical Inspiration: Reflecting the intricate artistry of 11th-century Arabic architecture, this capital showcases the beauty and elegance of Islamic design.

A rare find, this beautifully preserved stone capital is a piece of English architectural history, mounted on a bespoke steel stand for use as a display piece for a live-in museum or...

Inspired by medieval architectural elements, the capital features stylized motifs and volumetric carving reminiscent of historical Romanesque ornamentation.

Mazeilie combines delicate washes of muted grey, mauve, ochre and pink with energetic pencil lines, creating a spontaneous and atmospheric depiction of the French capital. The archit...

Displayed together they create a refined museum-style presentation ideal for classical interiors, libraries, or gallery walls devoted to architectural subjects. Technique: copperpla...

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Each pedestal is finely proportioned with a tall columnar shaft, carved spiral detailing, ringed moldings, and an architectural base and capital. The richly veined marble displays wa...

The composition offers an extensive view of the imperial capital, combining monumental architecture, bridges, waterways, and lively districts populated by numerous figures engaged in...

During the nineteenth-century Classical Revival, these forms were adapted from grand public architecture into luxury furnishings, transforming lamps such as this into miniature archi...

This exceptional vintage pedestal captures the timeless allure of Neo-Classical architecture, featuring a beautifully detailed capital with iconic scrollwork and acanthus leaf motifs.

Executed in black pencil on canvas, the work beautifully captures the timeless atmosphere of the French capital, where architecture, water and everyday life come together in a compos...

Each piece features a fluted shaft topped with a volute capital, evoking neoclassical architecture and lending a refined, sculptural presence.

Inspired by the bold architecture of Brazil’s capital city, the Brasilia line is known for its distinctive arched drawer fronts and flowing, organic lines.

Finishes and craftsmanship Made in Italy Made of glossy black painted aluminum with a craftsmanship that enhances every detail of the architectural profile: the upper capital, the cy...

Striking neoclassical table lamp in glazed turquoise ceramic, featuring a sculptural twisted column shaft inspired by classical architecture. The base and upper capital are crafted i...

Crowning the piece is a weathered plaster fragment depicting an ornate foliate scroll, reminiscent of a Corinthian capital or Baroque architectural detail. This juxtaposition of anci...

The carving is confident and well-executed, with the ebonized surface lending the decoration a sculptural, almost architectural quality. Above, a moulded capital with stepped necking...