Antique Georgian mahogany torchère stand or Jardinere

Georgian mahogany torchère stand (also widely referred to as a plant, jardinière, or candle stand) typically crafted in the Georgian or Victorian style. Circular turned wooden surface designed to securely hold a potted plant, sculpture, or traditional lighting source. A prominent pillar showcasing detailed craftsmanship, featuring a mix of ring-turned accents, vertical fluting along the center stem, and a carved lower bulb section. An elegant down-swept tripod tripod base (three legs) that flares outward to provide balance while keeping a minimal footprint. Stands like this were highly popular in 19th-century British design for adding vertical elegance and displaying decorative items in hallways, entryways, or formal drawing rooms. The circular top has slight warping on the edge but is flat in centre to hold a candle or plant pot.

H: 110 cm W: 29cm