1860s Pedestals

This elegant antique pedestal was crafted in the Burgundy region of France, circa 1870. Built of walnut, the tall column stands on a square plinth base over a circular, barley twist ...

This pair of walnut-veneered, black marble and brass neoclassical pedestals bear a striking resemblance to those that appeared in the rooms decorated in by Eleanor Brown of McMillen ...

Large, impressive and all handcrafted, 19th century wooden column. Thanks to its classical and perfectly geometrical design, this column pedestal can be used and enjoyed in all kind...

Column Solid Wood or pedestal in solid polished and varnished wood. Exceptional and unique piece.  

***Ask About Discounted In-House Shipping*** An antique Arts and Crafts pedestal offers quarter sawn oak construction with circular display over turned and flared column, raised on c...

An antique neo-classical carved variegated marble display sculpture pedestal offers Doric column-form with clipped corner display and octagonal and stepped base, circa 1900. Measure...

Antique Victorian mahogany torchère jardinière stand pedestal plant table, 19th century. This item is fine quality, solid and heavy, with no lo...

An antique Arts & Crafts plant stand offers oak construction with circular display over turned balustrade form column on circular footed base, c1910 Measures - 34.5"h x 12.25"diam ...

A Classical balustrade pedestal offers cast hard stone construction in column form with square sculpture display, 20th century Measures - 23.25'' H x 7.75'' W x 7.75'' D. Catalogue...

Primitive Brutalist columnar pedestal made from heavily bug eaten elm wood. 5.5" x 5.5", 29" tall. Bug holes are only aesthetic and pedestal is very solid and stable. Wood has been t...

We are proud to offer an unusual example of a hand carved late 19th Century carved pedestal. This is a highly decorative and unusual example because of its hand carved studded detail...

An elegant period English Regency or American Federal tilt-top candlestand / lamp table. circa 1805 Exquisitely hand-crafted in England or the United States in the early 19th century, sophisticated Hepplewhite taste, featuring an octagonal shaped rosewood top with warm rich coloring and well figured grain detail, framed by contrasting satinwood cross-banding, the bottom of the tabletop retaining the original flip-top brass latching mechanism, over on a turned baluster-form solid mahogany tripod pedestal with dark rich patina, rising gracefully on a trio of gently curved splayed spider legs. Provenance / Acquisition: Property from an exceptionally curated private Dallas, Texas estate; Acquired from the reputable auction house Blackrock...