Authentic 19th Century French Limestone Pedestal with Sculptural Base – Antique Architectural Element for Interior & Garden Display

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Article number: IMG_5806
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This authentic 19th century French limestone pedestal is a powerful yet refined architectural element, originally designed to be installed against a wall. Its composition combines strong geometric volumes with a subtly sculpted base, resulting in a timeless, minimal presence that feels both historic and strikingly contemporary.

The limestone displays a beautifully aged surface in soft tones of warm beige, pale limestone white and gentle grey, enriched by natural patina, mineral inclusions and traces of outdoor exposure acquired over time. These variations give the stone remarkable depth and character. As natural light moves across the surface, the pedestal softly absorbs and reflects it, creating shifting nuances and a calm, refined atmosphere both indoors and outdoors.

The lower block is adorned with a discreet carved circular motif, adding a restrained decorative accent without disturbing the purity of the overall form. This balance between ornament and minimalism allows the piece to integrate effortlessly into classic interiors, contemporary spaces, galleries, garden settings or architectural projects.

Highly versatile in use, this pedestal is ideal as a base for sculpture, a monumental vase, an art object, a table support, or a garden feature. Its substantial weight and solid construction ensure stability, while its sculptural presence elevates whatever it supports.

Condition: Wear, patina and surface irregularities are fully consistent with age and historic use. Further professional cleaning can be arranged upon request.
Ready for placement.

Dimensions :

Upper Block:
50 cm Square – 19.69 Inch
By
65 cm Height – 25.59 Inch

Base:
62 cm – 24.41 Inch
By
59 cm – 23.23 Inch
By
40,5 cm Height – 15.94 Inch

Weight:
765 Kg

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