Circular Marble Base, 2nd Half Of The 19th Century

- Trets marble base in circular shape, work dating from the second half of the 19th century.

This circular base is evidence of precise sculptural work. This is evidenced by its elevation punctuated by varied moldings; flat and curved moldings, convex and concave, of reduced or large dimensions (square concave grooves, straight scotia, torus, etc.).

- Trets marble gives this base warm color nuances that are very pleasing to the eye; oranges mixing with more or less saturated reds and cream hues on a pink background. This concretionary marble offers a unique and changing decoration around the entire circumference, making this base a refined base to discreetly reveal the object it will present.

- Dimensions: Diameter: 18.5 cm, thickness: 6 cm. Pierced in its center