1970s Pedestals

Great pair of vintage smoked lucite pedestals. Both are identical at 36" tall x 10" square.

These fabulous white lacquered over wood cubist vintage form pedestals or bases are very sculptural and different from every angle. Their jut out forms and angles add dimension. Thes...

Vintage Pace Collection chrome column base center or entry table. The glass will need to be replaced as it has some chips on the edges. Chrome ...

Fantastic tall display pedestal column made of bright orange Lucite or acrylic, designed in the 1970s. It can be used to display items such as a...

Large natural travertine pedestal with rough surfaces and flat polished top.

Intrex habitat modern black enameled wood round low table or pedestal with a maker's label on the underside. Measures: 15.25" height x 31" diameter. Min...

Abstract Travertine table base or pedestal attributed to Up&Up Looks like 2, three dimensional abstract Travertine triangles interlocking. Soli...

Pair of Spanish red travertine table bases with step design. Made in Italy. Bases could carry a large piece of glass and serve as a dining table o...

Awesome and unusual 1970s combination illuminated pedestal, magazine rack, planter, floor or table torchier lamp attributed to Neal Small for George Kovacs Lighting. This piece is in fabulous vintage condition. There are several small surface scratches as you would expect with age, circa 1970s. What does and illuminated pedestal, magazine rack, planter, torchier floor lamp, torchier table lamp, Neal Small, and George Kovacs have in common?. This piece. This incredible piece attributed to Neal Small for lighting leader George Kovacs in the 1970s. It combines all these things into one fabulous piece! Comprised of chromed metal with black accents and an opaque plexiglas top insert. In a simple square cylinder shape with angled cutouts for use as a magazine holder or planter. It can sit on the floor or sit on a table. It can be a lighted display pedestal...

A very beautiful Italian travertine marble pedestal column pillar stand in the style of designer Angelo Mangiarotti, '70s modern or Postmodern period, circa 1970s, Italy. Colors include, white, sand, cream, and light browns. The travertine marble used for this piece is rich and beautiful, gives the appearance of onyx. A beautiful piece for art, sculpture, display, plant, etc. Dimensions: 8.75" Square x 31.75" Height Lucite male torso bust...

A pair of cylindric stands by Paul Mayen (1918-2000). Mayen was the founder of Habitat, Intrex, and Architectural Supplements inc. He is known for clever, Minimalist designs in alumi...

Pair of pedestals. Made of tessellated marble. Maitland Smith.