A Rare Pair of James I/Charles I Carved Oak Wall Pilasters c.1610-30

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A Rare Pair of James I/Charles I Carved Oak Wall Pilasters c.1610-30Origin: English Period: Charles I James I Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1610 30 Height: 44. 75 Width: 13. 25 Depth: 3 (all at extremities) The rare and beautifully aged carved oak wall pilasters both topped by an Ionic capital, with slender abacus and spiralling volutes, above an echinus ornamented with egg and dart, all above slightly broadening stop fluted shafts surviving from the first quarter of seventeenth century England. The overall condition

A holder of very similar quality

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