French Art Nouveau Period Iron Pedestal Table with Concrete Top, 1910s

Salterini iron pedestal bar table An adorable romantic garden bistro table by Salterini is available now and ready to ship. Enjoy this incredibly det...

A contemporary Indonesian silver-colored tree stump pedestal. Crafted in Indonesia, this pedestal will charm you with its shiny finish and interest...

Hand forged Italian Art Nouveau style glass top table with iron frame and gilt metal flowers. Hand forged Italian Art Nouveau style glass top table with iron frame and gilt metal flo...

A spectacular, highly artistic, superb quality, forged iron jardinière planter / pedestal table attributed to celebrated master ironworker and decorator Alessandro Mazzucotelli (Italy, b.1865-d.1938) Featuring the distinctive spring-loaded tripartite base, far ahead of its time, sure to keep the piece solid, sturdy, and stable in any weather condition and even on uneven ground! Exceptionally executed, ornate, highly decorative Art Nouveau period styling, elaborately scrolled, gracefully curved shaped silhouette, stylized foliate accents, turned and spiral twisted wrought-iron, two tier, the upper fitted with a later bold, beautiful, dramatically veined round marble top, adding a touch of refined sophisticated elegance and the flexibility to bring indoors for use as a side table, plant stand, accent table, or simply displayed as sculptural patio furniture, truly functional art. Dimensions (approx): 38" High, 17" Wide, 17" Deep Provenance: Lonnie Alfred "Bo" Pilgrim (May 8, 1928 – July 21, 2017) was the co-founder of Pilgrim's Pride, which at one time was one of the largest chicken producers in the United States. Pilgrim co-founded Pilgrim's Pride when he opened a feed store...

Unusual almost-pair of Industrial armchairs, entirely made from assembled parts that have been screwed and bolted together, much like Meccano. The bases are slightly different. Trace...

Rustic solid cast iron table made in Sweden during the late 1800s by Skoglund & Olson. The company was established in 1874 by Erik Gustaf Skoglund and Axel Olson as a foundry in Gävl...