a stone sculpture of a cross in a windowa stone bench that has a couple of columns on top of ittwo pieces of stone sitting next to each other on a white surface
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126 - A spectacular pair of biforated openings or Neo-Gothic balus…
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Estimate €4,750 - €7,000
Description
A spectacular pair of biforated openings or Neo-Gothic balusters, Venice, Italy, 19th century Hand-carved and sculpted from Asiago Biancone marble. Dimensions: 76 × 67 × 15 cm each. Approximate weight: 90 kg each. A magnificent pair of double-fronted clerestory windows crafted from Asiago Biancone marble, designed in an elegant Neo-Gothic style and executed entirely by hand with extraordinary sculptural quality. Particularly noteworthy are the finely carved, twisted Solomonic columns and the delicate architectural ornamentation, elements that demonstrate the workshop’s mastery and lend the ensemble a remarkable monumental presence. In addition to their artistic value, these pieces offer great decorative versatility, serving as bases for a table with a glass or marble top, as balustrades or room dividers both indoors and outdoors, or even as architectural elements attached to a wall to function as a window or room partition. Their solid construction and high structural strength make them suitable for supporting heavy loads, whilst maintaining the elegance and visual lightness characteristic of Venetian Neo-Gothic architecture. Originating from Venice, they constitute a set of extraordinary quality and are rarely found on the market, particularly due to the excellence of their carving and the refinement of their proportions. They are in excellent overall condition. Lot held in an international warehouse (within the EU). Intra-EU shipping: no import duties apply within the EU. An export licence from the country of origin may be required.
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About the sale GRAND JULY AUCTION | OLD MASTERS, HAUTE ÉPOQUE & FINE JEWELLERY
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Auction time 07/28/2026 at 4:00 PM
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