800
40x40 H120cm.
Lombard Empire column in Breccia Medicea and white Calacatta dating back to the early 19th century.
The cylindrical shaft is smooth and made of breccia stone in high contrast with the base and capital which is made of white Calacatta marble.
The capital features a smooth and essential circular moulding with a classic profile that visually connects the shaft to the upper level.
The base has a stepped quadrangular structure surmounted by a circular moulding in veined white marble designed to have maximum stability on the floor.
PS Possibility of having the sculpture combined with the column.
Conditions: Excellent condition.
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