Antique Cast Iron Architectural Bases – Pair (Late 19th Early 20th Century)

This pair of antique cast-iron architectural bases originates from France and dates from the late 19th to early 20th century. Originally used as support blocks for small columns or industrial fixtures, they feature a beautifully aged, authentic patina.

Each base has a square top with a central mounting hole, making them not only decorative but also ideal for repurposing. They can be transformed into unique candlesticks, display stands, sculptural decor, or bookends, adding character to any industrial or rustic interior.

Condition

• Beautiful aged patina with surface oxidation

• Structurally solid and very heavy

• Central mounting hole suitable for candles or fittings

• Wear consistent with age and industrial use

Dimensions (per piece)

• Width: 14 cm

• Depth: 14 cm

• Height: 17 cm

Weight

• Just over 12 kg per piece (extremely solid cast iron)

Origin

• France, late 19th / early 20th century

A striking and versatile pair of heavy cast-iron bases — perfect as candlesticks, display stands, or decorative architectural elements.