Antique Column - 1930-1940 - Corintia

This golden Corinthian-style column from the first half of the 20th century is a decorative piece inspired by Greco-Roman architecture. It is made of plaster with a gold finish, giving it a luxurious and ornamental appearance. The capital features detailed acanthus leaves, a distinctive symbol of the Corinthian order.

The shaft is vertically fluted, following the classical tradition, and rests on a round base supported by a square plinth, providing stability and presence. This column does not serve a structural function but is designed as a pedestal for sculptures, vases, or decorative elements, adding elegance and verticality to the space. Its design reflects the historicist taste of the period, which revisited ancient styles with rich and theatrical finishes.

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