Pair Of Table Pedestals In Red Marble From Verona, Italy, XIXth Century

Pair of Table Lamps, Half Corinthian Capitals in Carved and Gilded Wood, 18th Century Two pairs are available

Pair of columns in levanto and white Carrara marble, 6 similar columns available Base 40cm square

Column in pink and white Carrara marble

Athenian Carved Wood, Red Patina in the Imitation of Antique Red Marble, Early 19th Century

An elegant pair of Italian neo-classical st. 19th century marble pedestals. The pair are raised by square Rouge Royal marble plinth with a mottled top edge. Above is the recessed squ...

A beautiful pair of Italian 19th century neo-classical st. rouge marble pedestal columns. Each column is raised by a square base with a fine mottled border. The elegant lightly taper...

Each with a white marble square top supported on a cylindrical marble column with plinth base.

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...