A Pair of Round Agate Pedestals

A pair of brass single-light sconces with carved rock crystal bobeches and shell motifs. Candle arms emerge from oval shaped backplates with decorative trim. Also available with cyli...

A rare double pedestal dining table with mirror top by french firm Jansen. The oval top with plate glass mirror top having edged dart detailed edges. The top is supported by highly sculptural pedestals, having four cerule-shaped legs joined by an arched stretcher with a finial center. The top is extendable by means of a single extension leaf. The bases and carved wood edge have a limed finish with chipped paint surfaces exposing walnut and traces of gilding. Documented in the Jansen Furniture monograph written by James Archer Abbott published in 2007, (photo included in gallery) circa 1940 in the chapter on historical tables made by Jensen. Model also in Paris residence of the Duke and Duchess of Windsor provided by Stephane Boudin of Jensen Paris...

A pair of Swedish cassoulets by the firm Skultuna. The candlestick in the form of an urn with a candle cup that can be flipped to reveal a turned lid with finial. The bodies with Swe...

A pair of Swedish tapestry cushions crafted from 19th-century Flemish-style tapestry, finished with bias silk edging and silk backs. Filled with a 50/50 down and feather insert for p...

A fine pair of Anglo-Indian ebony pedestals, having circular marble tops over turned and profusely carved and ribbed columns, standing on four acanthus carved cabriole legs ending in...

This is a grand pair of matching Italian travertine pedestals. At 60" high, these pedestals make a statement! The voids in the travertine have been filled and the natural patina show...

A striking pair of 20th-century column pedestal featuring a breathtaking composition of polished agate slices, expertly arranged to showcase their natural translucency and vibrant hu...

This spectacular pair of marble and doré bronze pedestals is hewn from the finest French "Partridge eye" rouge griotte marble from the Languedoc region. Formed as Corinthian columns, these neoclassical pedestals are complete with intricate bronze doré capitals and acanthus and olive leaf bands around the base. Named for the griotte cherry for its deep, rich color, Red Griotte was the favorite marble for Royal apartments in the 18th century and was used to create the fireplace mantel in the office of Louis XIV in Versailles. This particular type is called "Partridge eye" due to its inclusion of goniatites (small fossilized shells...