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.
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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 |
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