A Decorative Pair of Early 20thC Carved Pine & Faux Marble Painted Corinthian Column Pedestals c.1930-40

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A Decorative Pair of Early 20thC Carved Pine & Faux Marble Painted Corinthian Column Pedestals c.1930-40Origin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 40 Height: 31 each Base Diameter: 16 Tops: 13 at extremities The very decorative pair of polychrome decorated pedestals, having faux marble trompe l'oeil paint decoration to each, with copiously carved tops consisting of acanthus leaf decoration being faux gilt painted, the fluted bases standing on stepped circular plinths and each surviving in the classical taste from the early

to start clowning around

and sometimes erythematous or urticarial skin eruptions

The top has some old flecks of white paint

The Tower Guild of South Hingham

wartime information and advice

Depth: 15 inches / 16 inches (shield)

The whole is in well-aged condition with the metal now encrusted by a beautiful atmospheric oxidisation and weathering and structurally she is sound other than one of the handles being a little loose to the lower end

to include handles) or 38 inches wide (the shelves)

and the skill involved in depicting them in this way is wonderful

with foliation

This butchers block-esque workbench come coffee table is very much on song with today’s interior trends and its totally unashamedly original farmhouse condition means it provides a generous dollop of rustic charm

With the increase in automobile ownership in the 1920s

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