Architectural Exterior > Columns and pillars
Classic columns carved in limestone, granite, iron or marble, with Corinthian, Ionic or Doric capitals are elegant architectural antiques that add structure and strength to a décor. Antique finials and flame pots from old roof tops can be used as vertical decorative elements for an interior, or as garden ornaments.
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Pair of 17th century stone columns carved in the Renaissance style with interlaced fine curlicue foliage and flower motifs called “Rinceaux” typical of the French Renaissance.
Width : 4'' ¾ 12cm Height : 2' 11'' ⅜ 90cm
This pair of columns was carved in Breche marble. Of the height of pedestals, they are round decorated at the top with a delicately sculpted fluted frieze. They can be used alone to mark an entrance f…
A pair of pink granite columns with ionic style carved stone capitals and bases. The foundation stones are cut in a very hard stone.
Height : 9' 1'' 277cm
Stock venue : Galerie Marc Maison
These cast-iron columns are solid iron, because there were used to support a terrace. The bases are fluted, the posts and capitals are decorated with floral elements and fluting.
Height : 8' 8'' ¾ 266cm
Columns with square bases and capitals (Doric style), the shafts are decorated with stopped channel fluting in the bottom third and fluted in the top two thirds. A rosette adorns the band under each capital.…
Height : 10' 10'' ¾ 332cm
Four stone columns with Doric capitals from the 17th or 18th century. They are carved in a stone known as Grès from Limoges.
Width : 1' 7'' ¾ 50cm Height : 11' 9'' ¾ 360cm
Series of four cast iron columns with round smooth shafts rising up to Corinthian capitals of acanthus leaves mixed with scrolls and stylized flower motifs.
Height : 4' 2'' 127cm