Pair Of Columns From A Palace In Kerala. Solid Teak. Early 19th Century.
Rare pair of courtyard columns from a palace in Kerala, South India, dating from the late 18th to early 19th century.
The base is granite, while the columns and capitals are solid teak.
The columns have brass bands at the top and base. These bands need some attention (fixing and patina) but could also be removed without detracting from the aesthetic appeal.
The capitals consist of a molded base upon which the sculpted elements rest.
A very beautiful architectural element that could be used for decoration or construction (veranda, garden pavilion, etc.).
Total height 2.10 m
- Columns only: Height 1.56 m - Diameter at the top 15.5 cm - at the bottom 20 cm
- Granite bases 25 cm x 25 cm, height 22 cm
- Capitals 59 cm x 59 cm, height 17.5 cm
- Plinth of the capitals: Height 14.5 cm
The base is granite, while the columns and capitals are solid teak.
The columns have brass bands at the top and base. These bands need some attention (fixing and patina) but could also be removed without detracting from the aesthetic appeal.
The capitals consist of a molded base upon which the sculpted elements rest.
A very beautiful architectural element that could be used for decoration or construction (veranda, garden pavilion, etc.).
Total height 2.10 m
- Columns only: Height 1.56 m - Diameter at the top 15.5 cm - at the bottom 20 cm
- Granite bases 25 cm x 25 cm, height 22 cm
- Capitals 59 cm x 59 cm, height 17.5 cm
- Plinth of the capitals: Height 14.5 cm
1 600 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Condition of use
Height: 2 m10
Reference (ID): 1724727
Availability: In stock
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