Chinese Stone Pedestal

This incredible stone pedestal dates to the mid-19th century and likely originated as a stele monument or a segment of a large temple column. The square pedestal is carved in relief ...

Carved in the late 19th century in northern China, this limestone washing stone would have been used by a Qing-dynasty woman for washing clothes and textiles. Used by beating wet fab...

A limestone vase form pedestal. This beautiful circa 1750 stone piece is from Shanxi Province, China.

Carved in the late 19th century in northern China, this limestone washing stone would have been used by a Qing-dynasty woman for washing clothes and textiles. Used by beating wet fab...

This table marries an 18th century ornately carved limestone block that was traditionally used as a surface for washing fabrics with a brass plated contemporary steel base. It is an ...

These miniature early 20th century stone pedestals take their shape from the architectural stone bases used to support large wooden columns in a traditional Chinese courtyard.

A circa 1600 limestone tabletop altar with a scrolled top and turned in legs from Jincheng in Shanxi province, China that still retains most of its original black and red paint.

This unusual stone pedestal is actually a late 19th-century cylindrical mill stone.

Carved in the late 19th century in northern China, this limestone washing stone would have been used by a Qing-dynasty woman for washing clothes and textiles. Used by beating wet fab...

With a textured and ribbed surface, this hand carved stone once ground grain and nuts at a Hebei province wind or watermill. Over a hundred years old, the stone’s surface has worn do...

This 18th-century stone column base is a rare tribute to a style of architecture that dominated China for generations and continues to influence modern architects. It was carved over...

This 19th-century column base likely figured into the imposing surroundings of a Qing-dynasty courtyard, supporting a tall wooden beam as part of a grand entryway. Atop a square slab...

Carved from a single block of puddingstone, this small stone obelisk looks striking on a bookcase or console table as a minimalist modern sculpture. The painterly light-and-dark patt...

A 16th Century Stone Pillar on rootwood base, Shanxi

Shaped from solid limestone, these impressive garden pedestals are carved on all sides with a low relief pattern of swirling clouds. The whorl of soft spirals and gentle curves drift...

A 19th century Chinese limestone garden pedestal with a meiping vase cut-out and sides carved with Mandarin characters. Pagoda Red Collection #: BJA017 Keywords: Pedestal, pl...

Hard to Find Pair (2) Display Pedestals from the 19th Century Please view our video. From China's Qing dynasty (1644-1912) a hard to find pair (2) of limestone carved pedestals -...

Rare and Hard To Find 19th Century From China's Qing dynasty (1644-1912) a hard to find solid limestone finely carved square footed pedestal - perfect for displaying your indoor or ...

An early 19th century pedestal altar table with solid stone top and carved stepped sides. Pagoda Red Collection #: Y145 Keywords: Table, console, entry, server, sideboard, bu...

The stone top of this petite drum table references the form of a traditional hand held fish drum. In Taoist mythology the fish drum was the symbol of Zhang Guolao, one of the mythica...

The stone top of this petite drum table references the form of a traditional hand held fish drum. In Taoist mythology the fish drum was the symbol of Zhang Guolao, one of the mythica...

Look closely and you can just make out the hand-carved details that once made this small stone stool resemble a drum. A ring of circles along the top and bottom imitates bosshead nai...

A black lacquered pedestal/stand in elm wood, with red root stone top, cabriole legs and base stretcher, Beijing, 19th century.

These handsome stone sentinels are iconic gatekeepers seen throughout Asia. Traditional symbols of protection, they are made from durable materials like bronze or stone and are prese...