mahogany - pedestals and columns
Pedestal. A column or series of columns, of timber, marble, alabaster or metal, surmounted by a flat top, that may be used to display a sculpture, ceramic or a plant.
6 item(s) found:
Two large reeded baluster shaped mahogany columns mounted on tripod bases for use as torcheres. Height 147 cm
Renaissance revival carved mahogany pedestal, 19th century hoof feet, incised gilded decoration
A Napoleon III marquetry inlaid mahogany jardiniere stand with ormolu banding, on shaped supports with ormolu swans. Diameter 33 cm. Height 89 cm
Mahogany hexagonal tapered pedestal, with satinwood inlaid stringing in the Sheraton manner. Height 115 cm
A George III mahogany pedestal, early 19th century the square top with a decorative carved panel door depicting floral swags and classical urn, above a tapered square base with similar decoration to the front panel door, on stylized shell shape feet.…
