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Pair of columns

France, Circa 1880

A pair of antique columns in walnut and Sainte-Anne grey marble, serving as pedestals or stands, crafted in France circa 1880. Of Neoclassical inspiration, they evoke the vocabulary of classical architecture on the scale of furniture. The solid walnut cylindrical shaft is articulated with fluting that catches the light and accentuates the column's verticality. It rests on a broad circular base with torus mouldings, ensuring stability. The upper section is crowned with a moulded capital supporting a circular Sainte-Anne grey marble top, a Belgian stone with white veining highly prized in the 19th century. Standing over a metre high, these columns are ideal for displaying a sculpture, bust, vase, or plant on either side of a fireplace, doorway, or sofa. Through their understated elegance and the warmth of the walnut, they harmonize effortlessly with both classical interiors and contemporary settings.

2 500 €