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These beautiful three-quarter table columns, hand-carved in Italy during the 1600s, have a polychrome palette of gold, green, brown, red, and black. The Solomonic form columns are adorned with a twisting grapevine, flush with red and black grapes. The columns rise from a square plinth with several layers of ogee molding and are topped by a Corinthian order caulicole capital, with both sections also having multiple hand-painted hues.
CONDITION: Strong antique condition with commensurate chips and losses. Evidence of previous touchups. Presence of old woodworm damage.






















