Antique ball foot plant stand pedestal table

This elegant early 1900s plant stand has a beautifully refined aesthetic. The dark wood displays a rich patina developed over more than a century. Standing at 23.5 inches tall with an 8.5-inch diameter top, this pedestal features a turned column and distinctive ball feet that exemplify Vienna Secession influence. The traditional woodworking techniques are evident in the complete absence of nails or screws, relying instead on joinery that has stood the test of time. The carefully selected wood reveals natural character through a few visible knots, adding authentic charm. Perfect for displaying a favorite plant, sculpture, or decorative object in entryways, living spaces, or as an accent in minimalist interiors where its sculptural presence can truly shine.

Condition –
The table top and base do wiggle a little bit but could be made completely fixed with some glue. Despite the wiggle, the top and base do not separate from the pedestal.

Measurements –
Width: 10.5 inches from foot to foot (table is 8.5 inches)
Height: 23.5 inches

c. 1910