Scroll Wall Console Pedestal Base for Glass Top 31.5H

A Scroll Wall Console Base That Hugs the Wall

This scroll wall console base puts a scroll at center stage. One scroll sits under an acanthus leaf ornament. The other decorates the bottom. The pictured finish is ochre with white wash.

Product Details

• Material: Reinforced plaster, interior design quality
• Finish: Ochre with white wash shown. Others available
• Size: 31.5 in H. Top 12 x 8.5 in. Base 11 x 6.5 in
• Weight: 40 lbs each
• Mounting: A hook on the back attaches it to the wall
• Glass for one: 12 in square
• Glass for a pair: 12 x 42 in (shown) to 12 x 54 in
• Glass thickness: 1/2 to 3/4 in. Not included
• Part number: HP545
• Order: Two pieces form a console. Made to order in the USA, 3 to 5 weeks

A Scroll in Focus

A scroll takes center stage in this base. One scroll appears under an acanthus leaf ornament. The other decorates the bottom. The Greeks carved the acanthus leaf on temples, and the Ionic order made the scroll famous. An acanthus leaf scroll joins two classic motifs.

Snug Against the Wall

The shape fits snugly against a wall in high traffic areas. A hook on the back makes it easy to attach. It adds a prominent architectural detail to an entryway or side wall. This wall hook console mounts with the hook on its back. A scroll wall console base suits a side wall.

One Piece or Two

One piece holds a 12 in square top. Two pieces form a console with a top of 12 x 42 in to 12 x 54 in. Browse more pieces in our Pedestals and Old World Columns collection. See the finishes and FAQ page for color chips. An entryway pedestal pair frames a door. Set the scroll wall console base on a level floor.

About Scrolls in Design

Scrolls curl through Greek capitals, Roman friezes, and Renaissance furniture. They add motion to stone and plaster. An acanthus leaf scroll and an entryway pedestal pair suit a hall. A wall hook console saves floor space. A scroll wall console base fits tight spots.

For More Reading from the Web

• Want the story of the leaf? This page covers Bassae, Vitruvius, and the Renaissance revival. Acanthus (ornament) - Wikipedia
• Want to know the Ionic scroll? This page covers the volute and its history. Ionic Order - Wikipedia