A Large Pair of 18thC Carved & Painted Oak Architectural Columns sub-Curios Patent GB 289619

Patent GB 289619

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this arrangement has been seen on English Regency fireplaces and marble urns through to later nineteenth century French blue glass and ormulu bonbbonnieres

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A Large Pair of 18thC Carved & Painted Oak Architectural Columns sub-Curios Patent GB 289619Origin: English Period: Queen Anne George I II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 1750 Height: 64 (each) Diameters: 9 tops The decorative and beautifully aged carved English solid oak columns or pilasters of half round form with flat squared off reverses, the rounds chamfered, both topped by a rather primitively carved acanthus leaf capital with ring turned collars, in untouched condition with remnants of painted decoration to each, probably hailing