Napoleon III Column (2) - 1850-1900

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Pair of 19th Century Columns

These 19th-century columns are crafted with noble rosewood at the base and lower part, while the central section is covered with red velvet. This detail is characteristic of the aesthetic and decorative elegance of the period. The combination of materials and ornamental elements reflect the Napoleon III style, characterized by its opulence and visual richness, as well as by the reinterpretation of historical styles.

- Rosewood: Known for its durability and warm tones, used in the base and lower part of the columns.
Red velvet: a center covering that adds texture and luxury, typical of the refined design of the 19th century.

Square base with small decorative feet that ensure stability and add an ornamental touch.
Cylindrical shaft with turned sections, including the central velvet band.
Decorative capital with a flat surface designed to hold decorative objects such as sculptures or vases.

The columns show some visible cracks in the wood due to the passage of time, a detail that highlights their age and authenticity.
The velvet shows signs of natural wear, which is characteristic of antique pieces.

Due to their characteristics and materials, these columns align with the Napoleon III style, which was predominant in the second half of the 19th century. This style is distinguished by the use of rich materials such as rosewood and velvet, as well as an ornamental aesthetic that references Baroque and Rococo.

The Napoleón III style reflects the pursuit of luxury and sophistication during the Second French Empire, where materials such as velvet and noble wood were used in grand and elegant interiors.

These columns are ideal for complementing classic or historic spaces, serving as decorative supports or main pieces in the setting. Their design and materials make them elements of high artistic and decorative value.

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