Neoclassical Empire Style Green Marble Top Pedestal Plant Stand
Unbranded (Likely Heritage, Bombay Co, or Ethan Allen) · Furniture > Accent Tables & Plant Stands
Era / Decade
Late 20th Century (1980s-1990s) based on the finish and hardware style
Material
Polished green marble (possibly Verde Alpi), mahogany-finish wood/MDF, and brass-finished metal hardware
Condition
Very Good; the marble top appears intact without major cracks, and the wood finish shows minimal scuffing near the base
Demand Level
Moderate; consistent demand for Neoclassical and Hollywood Regency decor, though furniture shipping limits the buyer pool
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $75, Mid: $125, High: $185
Estimated Retail Value
$250.00 - $450.00
Comparable Sales
Similar marble-top plant stands have recently sold for $100-$150 on eBay and roughly $80-$120 on local marketplaces depending on the wood species and stone quality
Description
Elegant Neoclassical style pedestal plant stand featuring a circular green marble top with natural veining. The stand is supported by three slender mahogany-toned columns adorned with metallic gold-tone rings and a decorative floral medallion on the apron. The base follows a tri-lobed clover design for stability and style.
Key Features
Real marble top, classic Empire/Neoclassical aesthetic, high-quality decorative metal accents, versatile small footprint for entryways or corners
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence as a decorative reproduction piece rather than an antique; construction lacks hand-carving but uses high-quality materials common in late 20th-century luxury home goods
Flaws to Note
Minor finish wear on the bottom base edge; possible slight oxidation or pitting on the brass-finished rings; requires checking for any wobbles at the joints
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace, Etsy (if vintage), or local consignment shops; also Chairish for higher-end interior design buyers
Selling Tips
Stage with a trailing plant or a bust to show scale; highlight the 'Green Marble' and 'Hollywood Regency' keywords; local pickup is preferred to avoid the risk of the marble cracking during shipping