1840s Pedestals and Columns

Late 20th C original painted oval floral stool. Lancaster County, PA.

Fabulous grain painted solid wood paneled door. Painted in the Trompe loi style to imitate rosewood or another exotic wood. Door is grain painted on one side only. Other side is ol...

Pair of antique Empire Neoclassical Swedish pedestals painted ebony with gold accents.

Antique Alabaster Marble Empire Style Carved Column Pedestal Plant Stand. Item features a revolving top, nice slender form, good antique item. Circa Early 20th Century. Measurements:...

Tall column on a square plinth with a round base, a fluted shaft and a round capital. Naturally aged patina.

French antique alabaster pedestal French, Late 19th Century Height 80cm, diameter 30.5cm Shaped in a Neoclassical style form, this superb pure ...

This pedestal origins from Italy, circa 1890. Made with Italian marble.  

Rare spectacular 19th Century French Majolica Pedestal Column With 3 Elephants and leaves.

Tyrolean painted chest H. 81 – W. 147 – P. 69 Ancient Tyrolean chest, entirely built in fir wood. The surface has been decorated with a dark brown background color, semi-covering, ...

This beautiful pair of pedestals are crafted in a dark, vermillion veined marble and a lighter, coral pink veined marble. Each pedestal features a thin, surmounting sheet of white ma...

This grand four-panel room divider by Maitland Smith unfolds as a theatrical fresco—a neoclassical trompe-l’œil mural rendered in lush, hand-painted detail. Each panel stands an impressive 8 feet high, with individual widths of 34 inches, creating a commanding collective span of nearly 137 inches when laid flat (approximately 11.5 feet). When poised in its gently angled display, it offers both architectural presence and flexible configuration. Opulent and ornate, the design immerses the viewer in Greco-Roman splendor: Corinthian columns, statuary, vaulted archways, and sculpted friezes evoke the grandeur of classical sanctuaries. The sculptural surface is richly textured with nuanced brushwork, and the reverse side is finished in elegant deep black—making the divider equally striking from front or back. Crafted from solid hardwood, the piece is generously substantial in weight and presence. Hinges allow easy adjustment to create configurations tailored to any space—from expansive room demarcation to dramatic backdrop or sculptural accent. In excellent vintage condition, the painted façade remains pristine, vivid, and intact. The black reverse shows only gentle scuffing—an honest whisper of age that enhances authenticity without compromising its refined elegance. Large scale, Maitland Smith hand-painted room divider folding screen. The Greco-Roman themed folding screen features neoclassical architecture and sculpture as decadent as the halls of the Roman Senate. Each of the four panels measures 34″ wide! The screen stands at 8 feet tall. The palatial scene could easily be used as theatrical backdrop...

Pair of Swedish 1810s-1830s corner chair scraped down to the original black paint. Seat are loose and be easily re-upholstered.