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Since 1983
Embossed with the iconic Provencal bee
you can keep adding new tales to your stories and
introduce an air of sophistication to your morning routine
many French faience workshops revived these historic forms as decorative objects inspired by earlier provincial pottery traditions
Antique 18th c. Wood Column Capital Fragments (pair) pewter Since 1983Antique Column Capital Fragments antique circa 1790 found in the French countryside Either use as a pair, as bookends or decorative pieces. Or push together to create a column base to use as a riser. Approximately 9" high x 12" wide (at widest point) These wood fragments used to be a column capital (top decorative portion of a column) from a church interior or a grand home or chateau. The layered cascading carving of acanthus leaves was a highly used
