Antique 18th c. Wood Column Capital Fragments (pair)

Antique 18th c. Wood Column Capital Fragments (pair)Antique Column Capital Fragments antique circa 1790 found in the French countryside Either use as a pair, as bookends or decorative pieces. Or push together to create a column base to use as a riser. Approximately 9" high x 12" wide (at widest point) These wood fragments used to be a column capital (top decorative portion of a column) from a church interior or a grand home or chateau. The layered cascading carving of acanthus leaves was a highly used

allowing artists to demonstrate mastery of light

Its petite scale makes it especially versatile today — beautiful layered into shelves

Antique French Mirror

The softly worn finish speaks to years of use

pieces like this were a staple of traditional British breakfast tables

made of willow

Style this piece in a dining room

or installed as an overdoor/supraporte style decorative element

An elevated black and gilt equestrian wastepaper basket inspired by traditional English sporting décor

and salons

The "Angel and Miner" set is a beautiful representation of Erzgebirge craftsmanship

Each fragrance was designed to offer multi-sensorial well-being