Stylish rosewood plant stand with original brass gallery - antique

Prestigious antique furniture and accessories. 

€3,719.00

SKU: NIMQUES-Sn4349

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Description

Stylish garden planter made of palisander, featuring an original brass gallery at the top and a raised center above a beautifully inlaid frieze, all standing on inlaid cabriole legs ending with brass sabot feet. This antique plant stand is decorated with ormolu, all in excellent original condition, ready to be placed in your home.

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Attributes / Details

SKU NIMQUES-Sn4349
Manufacturer Nimbus Antiques
Model Sn4349
Material rosewood
Size W77cm W70cm-max D44cm-max W55cmxD29cm - space for plants
Age 19th century
Year 1860
Condition In original condition
Destiny To home

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