Pair Of Stone Capitals Transition From Romanesque To Gothic Style High Period 18th Century

Important pair of limestone capitals carved on all sides in the Romanesque-Gothic transition style.

to the instruments of the passion of Christ

Flared circular baskets decorated with a double row of curved acanthus leaf scrolls in hooks

supports in the upper part the octagonal shaped tailpiece

Abaques carved on one side of the instruments of the passion of Christ

Marine anchor, symbol of hope for the one and of a Sacred Heart of Mary for the other.

The astragalus constituting the circular base is a simple moulding.


Period XVIIIth or earlier


Pillar capitals generally used originally to support arcades or chapel vaults


Nice state of conservation :

The capitals present a broken hook with only slight lacks.

( uneven patina due to different storage )


Dimensions :

Height 41,5 cm
Width from the tailloir to the top 58 cm
Diameter of the astragalus at the base 28 cm
Depth 54 cm


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