An English Mahogany Pedestal Stand / Plant Stand

Dimensions: Height 165 cm

Circa: Late 19th to Early 20th Century (likely 1890s-1920s)

Style: Chippendale 

Place of Origin- England

Background:

This pedestal stand is designed in a Neoclassical style, reflecting the revival of classical Greek and Roman aesthetics that characterized periods like the Georgian and Regency eras in Britain, and similar movements across Europe. It features a fluted column, often inspired by classical architectural columns, which provides a sense of verticality and elegance. The base is a tripod configuration, frequently ending in highly stylized feet, possibly claw-and-ball or simple classical scrolls, with decorative carving on the knees of the legs. The carving details indicate hand craftsmanship. This pedestal stand is designed in a Chippendale style.

These stands were commonly used to display decorative items such as sculptures, urns, plants, or lamps, bringing a touch of classical sophistication to interiors. Its sturdy yet refined construction makes it a versatile piece for various rooms.

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