Victorian Pillar - 1900-1910

Black turned wooden pedestal (also called a column or stand), often used as a plant stand or candle holder. The distinctive, beaded turning is characteristic of the Louis XIII or, more commonly, 19th-century Victorian furniture style.
Features
Style: The furniture style is often referred to as "bobbin turned" or "barley twist", although the latter usually refers to a more twisted form.
Material: Made of solid wood and varnished or painted black (a process often called "ebonizing").
Age: Antique pieces like this date from the 19th century (1800s).
Function: Historically, it also functioned as a small side table, but today it is popular for displaying additional plants or decorative items.

It is in absolutely good condition, with almost no signs of use.

We can post it carefully packaged, in an insured, registered package.