Pair of French Limestone Staddle Stone Pillars

An 18th-century staddle stone crafted from limestone and originating from England, this piece consists of two separate components: the base and the cap. When stacked together, they form a complete staddle stone. Traditionally, staddle stones served as sturdy supports for granaries, hayricks, game larders, and similar structures. By elevating these buildings above the ground, they allowed for air circulation to prevent rot, while the cap ensured that the building and its contents were out of reach for mice and other vermin. While you may still find some staddle stones serving their original purpose in England—particularly in the Cotswolds, where most of our antique staddle stones...

This beautiful large limestone capital origins from France, circa 1680.  

Gorgeous finials, perfect accent for your garden. Item originates from France. Sold individually.

Elevate your outdoor space or garden with our bespoke limestone table, a perfect fusion of contemporary craftsmanship and timeless antique elegance. The sleek, modern tabletop and st...

These hand carved capitals show the sinuous organic long lines of Art Nouveau as it starts to transition to Art Deco. The interlocking lotus palmettes are deeply carved with exceptio...

This pair of painted wood rectangular pillars are the perfect addition to any space to elevate art and sculptures. The heigh adds for depth in any space and with it's contemporary fl...

A fantastic pair of Gothic period hand carved stone capitals from the Avignon area of France. Exceptional fragments whether used architecturally or converted into end tables.

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning pair of early 20th century circa 1920s French marble and gilt bronze pedestal pillars with hand painted porcelain bodies depicting lo...