It concerns a large wooden base with a large “antique” decorative vase as the central motif. It stands on a large square base that rises in steps and on which the circular base of the vase rests. This one also rejuvenates in stages with a circular band with blocks and a band with palmettes. The base of the vase is cylindrical and widens into a tomato-shaped corpus with vertically convex godroned bands. On both sides there is a large S-shaped handle ending in palmettes. The neck of the vase is tapered with vertical struts and shows three successive rings, the middle one with embossed studs. At its highest part, the neck widens again with a thicker palmette band to merge into a vertical top with beveled edges. On this is a larger square top that has a black marbled aspect attached. The latter has recently been made like this. The whole is painted gold-light pink. Clear neoclassical monument. In my opinion it was made at the end of the 19th century.

Condition: good, top recently restored and marbled