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Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall

Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall

$ 2336.39

Availability: 70 in stock
  • Condition: Condition: Very good. Surface scuffs and natural patina are present: some moss and soil are embedded in the rough texture of the stone. No visible cracks, some minor chips at the corners of the capital and base, as well as chipped edges of the top and bottom of the column.
  • UPC: EBAYECOLU
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

    Description

    Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
    Salvaged 1915 Cast Limestone Tuscan Column with Capital and Base, 10.3 Feet Tall
    This 10.25 foot tall limestone column was salvaged from an 1890's estate in Glenside, Pennsylvania known as "Falcon Hill", later "Laverock Hill". The solid, cast-limestone column is of the Tuscan order. It features classic lines, such as an unfluted column with a simplified base, capital, and entablature.
    This column, capital and base are composed of solid cast-limestone. The slightly tapered column is 108" (without capital and base). It measures 17" in diameter at the bottom, tapering to 15 ½" at the top. The base measures 20 ½" L x 20 1/2" W and has a height of 7 ¼". The capital measures 20 ½" L x 20 ½" W and has a height of 9".
    Condition: Very good. Surface scuffs and natural patina are present: some moss and soil are embedded in the rough texture of the stone. No visible cracks, some minor chips at the corners of the capital and base, as well as chipped edges of the top and bottom of the column.
    History: This column once supported a wooden portico structure at the Laverock Hill Estate in Glenside, Pennsylvania. The 1890's Georgian mansion, formerly known as "Falcon Hill", or the "Sims Estate" was remodeled in 1915 by architect Charles A. Platt. Items from this job are featured on Season 9, Episode 2 of the DIY Network show "Salvage Dawgs".
    Weight: 800 lbs.
    Item Measurements: 20.5(L) x 20.5(W) x 123(H)
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    About Us
    Founded in 1999, Black Dog Salvage is an architectural salvage company based in Roanoke, Virginia, and home of the television series “
    Salvage Dawgs
    ” on the DIY Network. Salvaged materials often have imperfections (we call it patina) and we will do our best to clearly photograph and describe any condition issues. Please feel free to ask questions or request additional photographs.
    All of our items are for sale, and available for pickup, at our store in Roanoke, Virginia where we have 2 warehouses full of authentic, gorgeous, salvaged architectural elements.
    Returns
    All sales final, no returns.  All items sold 'as-is'.  We do our best to accurately describe each item. Please contact us for any additional details.