Neo-Classicism Column (2) - 1910-1920





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Pair of Carrara marble columns with a twisted shaft and a marble top, dating to 1910–1920, in Neoclassical antique style, each column 96 cm high and 21 cm square with a total weight of 40 kg.
Description from the seller
Pair of marble columns with twisted shaft and upper marble top
These marble columns with twisted shafts represent a classic decorative element that enjoyed great popularity between the 19th and the early 20th century. The spiral design of the shaft evokes Neoclassical and Baroque architecture, while the marble top makes them functional as pedestals for sculptures, vases, or lamps. These pieces were often made of white marble or alabaster and were used to decorate elegant salons, art galleries, and stately residences.
Marble decorative columns are highly valued by antique furniture collectors, interior designers, and enthusiasts of classical architecture. Their charm lies in the artisanal mastery of marble craftsmanship and their versatility as decorative or functional elements. These pieces add a timeless touch of elegance to any room, enhancing spaces both classical and contemporary. The pair significantly increases value compared to individual pieces, making them particularly sought-after in the antique market.
Seller's Story
Pair of marble columns with twisted shaft and upper marble top
These marble columns with twisted shafts represent a classic decorative element that enjoyed great popularity between the 19th and the early 20th century. The spiral design of the shaft evokes Neoclassical and Baroque architecture, while the marble top makes them functional as pedestals for sculptures, vases, or lamps. These pieces were often made of white marble or alabaster and were used to decorate elegant salons, art galleries, and stately residences.
Marble decorative columns are highly valued by antique furniture collectors, interior designers, and enthusiasts of classical architecture. Their charm lies in the artisanal mastery of marble craftsmanship and their versatility as decorative or functional elements. These pieces add a timeless touch of elegance to any room, enhancing spaces both classical and contemporary. The pair significantly increases value compared to individual pieces, making them particularly sought-after in the antique market.

