ART DECO – BRASS & STAINED WOOD PEDESTAL STAND – VIENNESE STYLE SCULPTURE OR PLANT DISPLAY – C.1930s
Original price was: € 450,00.€ 300,00Current price is: € 300,00.
Elegant Art Deco pedestal stand combining stained wood and brass rods in a striking architectural composition, echoing Viennese and Czech modernist influences of the 1930s.
Out of stock
A distinctive Art Deco pedestal stand, dating from the 1930s and most likely of Viennese or Central European origin. Crafted from a stained hardwood (not mahogany) paired with polished brass rods and structural elements, the stand exhibits the clean lines, verticality, and geometric rhythm characteristic of the Art Deco era.
The stepped plinth base and tiered top are connected by a bold interplay of tubular brass columns and decorative gridwork, resulting in a striking architectural profile. Ideal as a plant stand, sculpture base, or accent table, this piece bridges functionality and avant-garde design with poise.
Condition is very good with a rich aged patina to the brass and only minor surface wear consistent with age. The wooden surfaces have been professionally cleaned and lightly refreshed.
An exceptional decorative accent for Art Deco, Modernist, or Eclectic interiors.
Origin / Period / Material / Dimensions:
Central Europe (likely Austria or Czechoslovakia), c. 1930s
Stained hardwood and solid brass rods
Height: 100 cm
Top: 25 × 25 cm
Base: 27 × 27 cm
| Condition | Good |
|---|---|
| Material | Metal, Wood |
| Origin | European |
| Period | 1900 – 1950 |
| Style | Art Deco |
Related Products
A superb English Windsor armchair, handcrafted circa 1880 in solid elm, boasting a beautifully pierced back splat, sculpted saddle seat, and masterfully turned legs. A true 19th-century original with deep, lustrous patina.
A finely carved Chinese Qing Dynasty hardwood plant stand, dating circa 1880–1900, featuring an inset marble top and intricate openwork detailing. A graceful late 19th-century piece combining traditional Chinese craftsmanship with elegant proportions.
A luxurious amethyst-colored glass vase attributed to Moser, featuring deep vertical faceting and a classical gilt bronze frieze with warriors and dancers in relief. An elegant fusion of Bohemian craftsmanship and neoclassical revival aesthetics, dating to the early 20th century.
1 in stock
A deeply tactile and visually striking milk vessel from the Fulani (Peuls) people of Cameroon. Carved from a single block of dense hardwood, the bowl is adorned with hand-incised and scorched tribal motifs. A functional object transformed into an artifact of enduring aesthetic and ethnographic value.
1 in stock
A bold, stylized eagle sculpture with angular geometric lines and a dark bronze patina, mounted on a polished black marble base. Although inspired by the strong modernist aesthetic of the 1920s–1930s Art Deco period, this piece was produced later, likely mid-20th century, echoing the same symbolism of strength and elegance.
Out of stock
A refined French Louis-Philippe style work table in rich mahogany, dating circa 1860–1880, featuring two drawers, original brass escutcheons, and a fitted interior with multiple compartments. A versatile and elegant 19th-century piece.
Out of stock
A striking mid-century West German ceramic vase featuring a textured “volcanic lava” glaze in black, white, and grey tones. Decorated with raised abstract relief motifs reminiscent of minimalist tribal patterns, this piece exemplifies the popular “Fat Lava” style of 1960s–1970s West German pottery.
1 in stock
A fine late-Victorian brass postal scale set by the renowned London maker S. Mordan & Co. Elegantly crafted with pierced fretwork supports and mounted on a polished oak base, retaining its full complement of graduated brass weights with official verification stamps.
1 in stock
by Thalita Eik‑Constantinescu, 1947 pastel portrait of blonde girl in orange folk dress, framed under glass.
1 in stock
Antique Chinese low display stand in carved hongmu-type hardwood, featuring a fully pierced prunus and bird apron, Dali marble circular inset, and a central carved peony stretcher boss. Canton export workshop, late Qing Dynasty, circa 1890–1910.
Out of stock
A striking industrial theatre spotlight by Strand Electric, mounted on its original wheeled tripod stand. Made in England around the 1950s–60s, this sculptural lighting piece retains its authentic lens and cast aluminium body, now rewired for domestic interior use.
1 in stock
A charming set of three vintage irons in various styles and finishes. Crafted in solid brass and cast iron with wooden handles, they evoke the craftsmanship and domestic rituals of the past, serving today as striking decorative objects for rustic or industrial-themed interiors.
1 in stock