Oak staircase banister, with turned balusters, Louis XIII period. A horizontal element of 225 cm and 3 rising elements of: 115 cm plus 225 cm plus 225 cm with starting post
Limestone spiral staircase composed of 15 square-nosed steps. It was dismantled in the 80s in a Cistercian abbey to be transferred and reassembled in another convent... now these men of God are making[...]
Very old woodwork element carved with bird feathers and containing old traces of paint. 16th century period. Very decorative, this column dates from the Renaissance. Dimensions: height 126 cm depth 20[...]
Exceptional pair of balustrades in white marble and colored marble marquetry, red and black. From a palace in Palermo (Sicily). Photos taken in the palace. 16th century period. A molded white marble b[...]
Oak stair railing balusters in Louis XIII style and period 7 whole 10 half including 6 months ascending and 4 descending Paris France shipping possible worldwide
Oak frames - 15th to 18th century Source: Burgundy and Champagne Resulting from the careful demolition of period buildings between the 12th or 13th and 18th centuries Our timbers are sold by the m3: A[...]
Octagonal balustrade in pegged oak, late 19th century, Louis XIII style Octagonal shape on a low plinth and embellished with turned wooden colonnades The top is finished with a large molding Superb qu[...]
Haute époque
Renaissance period, rae stunning and large Renaissance period oak stair railing with gray patina made by:
* starting pillar is a small life-size cariathid bust (total height approx 17[...]
Large terracotta facing from a mansion, decorated with grotesque and fruit, late 17th / early 18th. Old restorations and shortages see photos, beautiful decorative object, total dimensions 88 cm x 45 [...]
Helical spiral staircase Haute Epoque Xv- XVIème 9 massive steps (including 2 in walnut), adjusting by tenon-mortise on the central barrel in oak the outer end being sealed in the wall length of the s[...]
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