Column - 1970-1980, 1980-1990, 1950-1960






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Antique marble column in a neoclassical Napoleon III style with a mounted studio ceramic bowl, crafted from yellow-veined marble with bronze/messing, ceramic, wood and metal, dating roughly to the late 19th to early 20th century, about 120 cm high, 31.5 kg, European origin, in good condition with patina.
Description from the seller
Title: Ancient Marble Column (Giallo Siena / Onyx Marble) in Neoclassical Style with Mounted Studio Ceramic
Object details:
Object type: Decorative column / pedestal with mounted bowl (Mariage)
Material: Yellow-veined marble (onyx or Siena marble), brass/brass, ceramic, wood, metal
Epoch/Style: Column in the Neoclassical style / Napoleonic III (late 19th / early 20th century); Ceramic bowl modern (mid/late 20th century)
Dimensions: Overall: 120 cm, bowl height: 21.5 cm, diameter: 26 cm, onyx column: 70 cm, diameter 10 cm.
Weight: 31.5 kg
A exceptional decorative object is up for auction, uniting historic craftsmanship with modern ceramic design.
The base of the piece is an elegant antique column carved from beautifully figured ocher-yellow marble. The architectural structure is refined with finely crafted, patinated fittings in brass or bronze. The capital features a classical wave-band frieze (Running Dog), while the column foot is framed by a surrounding egg-and-dart motif. The massive, tiered square plinth gives the object a secure stand.
On the upper platform of the column, a organically shaped studio ceramic bowl was later mounted as a “Mariage.” The matte ceramic captivates with a natural glaze and a stylized, relief-like cross or infinity-band in warm earth tones.
Condition:
The object is in an age-appropriate good, authentic condition with charming patina.
Marble: Very good original condition with fine natural veining and minimal signs of wear.
Metal fittings: The bronze/brass elements show a clear, age-appropriate patina. Oxidation spots and green patina are present on the underbase feet (see photos of the underside).
Assembly: The bowl is glued to the column via a square base plate. Visible adhesive and mounting residues are at the transition (see detail photo).
Please view all attached detail photos carefully, they are an essential part of this description.
Title: Ancient Marble Column (Giallo Siena / Onyx Marble) in Neoclassical Style with Mounted Studio Ceramic
Object details:
Object type: Decorative column / pedestal with mounted bowl (Mariage)
Material: Yellow-veined marble (onyx or Siena marble), brass/brass, ceramic, wood, metal
Epoch/Style: Column in the Neoclassical style / Napoleonic III (late 19th / early 20th century); Ceramic bowl modern (mid/late 20th century)
Dimensions: Overall: 120 cm, bowl height: 21.5 cm, diameter: 26 cm, onyx column: 70 cm, diameter 10 cm.
Weight: 31.5 kg
A exceptional decorative object is up for auction, uniting historic craftsmanship with modern ceramic design.
The base of the piece is an elegant antique column carved from beautifully figured ocher-yellow marble. The architectural structure is refined with finely crafted, patinated fittings in brass or bronze. The capital features a classical wave-band frieze (Running Dog), while the column foot is framed by a surrounding egg-and-dart motif. The massive, tiered square plinth gives the object a secure stand.
On the upper platform of the column, a organically shaped studio ceramic bowl was later mounted as a “Mariage.” The matte ceramic captivates with a natural glaze and a stylized, relief-like cross or infinity-band in warm earth tones.
Condition:
The object is in an age-appropriate good, authentic condition with charming patina.
Marble: Very good original condition with fine natural veining and minimal signs of wear.
Metal fittings: The bronze/brass elements show a clear, age-appropriate patina. Oxidation spots and green patina are present on the underbase feet (see photos of the underside).
Assembly: The bowl is glued to the column via a square base plate. Visible adhesive and mounting residues are at the transition (see detail photo).
Please view all attached detail photos carefully, they are an essential part of this description.
