Roman Marble Column 1st-2nd Century A.D.

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Roman Marble Column 1st-2nd Century A.D.This superb marble Roman column fragment circa 1st to 2nd Century A. D. is a wonderful example of the Doric order, renowned for its solid and elegant simplicity. With wonderful provenance from National Trust property Stowe House. Carved from Calacatta marble, or Luna marble to the Romans. Vertical fluting along cylindrical body highlights the functional yet refined aesthetic typical of Doric design, which was a cornerstone of classical Roman

The piece is a 12th Century church Font

and coloured pop-glass is typical of the 14th and 15th centuries

The surface has developed a soft verdigris patina

framing pathways or entrances

These will look striking as a run down your dining table at a celebration

A fantastic example of the industrial era

located at 3 Via de’ Tornabuoni

which occurred between the mid-16th century and the late 18th century

or equally as an interior piece where its form and surface can be appreciated as art

engraved floral decoration

The curve of the wings

Looking rather dashing and a tad ferocious