➤ Item Condition :Good - Lightly used, with very light scratches, or minor cosmetic wear, but has no structural issues. Most antique and vintage items fit this condition.
➤ Product stock :In France
This elegant 19th century column pedestal, finely carved from creamy white alabaster, is a refined decorative piece that reflects both classical inspiration and the taste for neoclassical ornamentation that flourished throughout the century. Standing with balanced proportions, the column presents a square plinth top designed to support a sculpture, vase, or decorative object, making it an ideal pedestal for display.
The shaft is enriched with fluted details and alternating bands, enhancing its architectural rhythm and giving movement to the otherwise solid stone. The lower section features a baluster-like form carved with stylized acanthus leaves and lotus motifs, recalling classical antiquity and Renaissance revivals. Resting on a circular stepped base set on an octagonal plinth, the column combines sturdiness with refinement, allowing it to integrate seamlessly into both traditional and eclectic interiors.
The warm translucence of the alabaster gives the surface a soft glow, especially under natural or artificial light, creating subtle variations of tone that emphasize the quality of the stone. Traces of age and minor wear confirm its authenticity and add character to this decorative piece, which has stood for well over a century.
Perfect for enhancing an entryway, salon, or library, this 19th century column is not only a functional pedestal but also a sculptural object in its own right. Its timeless form and noble material make it a versatile addition to both period interiors and contemporary spaces seeking a touch of historical elegance.
