Louis XV Column - 1850-1900






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Old carved hardwood flower stand column - Louis XV style - 19th century.
Elegant flower stand column or display pedestal, crafted in solid wood with a warm tone, probably walnut or other fruitwood. Tall and slender structure, consisting of four curved and moulded legs, ending in worked feet, joined by a second base or lower circular shelf.
The upper waist features carved and partially openwork decoration, consisting of volutes, acanthus leaves, palmettes and vegetal motifs. The circular top, slightly recessed, is surrounded by a wide carved frieze with stylized leaves.
Piece in Louis XV / Rococo Revival taste, probably continental European production — possibly French or Belgian — dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. No visible maker’s mark.
Probable origin: continental Europe, possibly France or Belgium
Era: circa 1890–1920
Style: Louis XV / Rococo Revival
Materials: solid carved and openwork wood
Dimensions: 98 × 26 × 26 cm
Condition: Good condition, structurally stable, showing wear, darkening and small signs of use.
Old carved hardwood flower stand column - Louis XV style - 19th century.
Elegant flower stand column or display pedestal, crafted in solid wood with a warm tone, probably walnut or other fruitwood. Tall and slender structure, consisting of four curved and moulded legs, ending in worked feet, joined by a second base or lower circular shelf.
The upper waist features carved and partially openwork decoration, consisting of volutes, acanthus leaves, palmettes and vegetal motifs. The circular top, slightly recessed, is surrounded by a wide carved frieze with stylized leaves.
Piece in Louis XV / Rococo Revival taste, probably continental European production — possibly French or Belgian — dating from the late 19th or early 20th century. No visible maker’s mark.
Probable origin: continental Europe, possibly France or Belgium
Era: circa 1890–1920
Style: Louis XV / Rococo Revival
Materials: solid carved and openwork wood
Dimensions: 98 × 26 × 26 cm
Condition: Good condition, structurally stable, showing wear, darkening and small signs of use.
