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Column / plinth / Pedestal
Blackamoor Pedestal
by Arkahdia Arts
Your price for a
Blackamoor Pedestal   VP270
is only $97.50
(check out available finishes here)
Blackamoor Pedestal
Blackamoor, another term for a black man or moor, who is usually depicted in statuary as a man wearing silks or other fine robes.

Blackamoor Pedestal   VP270


This Column / plinth / Pedestal comes from the Arkahdia Arts Sword and Socery Line.
Blackamoor Pedestal VP270

Column / plinth / Pedestal by Arkahdia Arts
Arkahdia Arts Studio,
a European immigrant now living in New York started a studio dedicated to casting these pieces of Art. By focusing the business on two goals;(1) to save pieces which have been produced in another medium in bygone times, and (2) to bring new artist's work to the public, the product lines have prospered, delighted and excited.
The Blackamoor Pedestal comes to you at this price because we are master distributors.
This Item is recently casted in a hydrostone plaster mix and can either be used directly or finished to your tastes. Please visit our Faux Finish page for more info.
Column / plinth / Pedestal

This Column / plinth / Pedestal stands 23 inches tall.
It weighs 15 lbs. 0 ounces
Arkahdia Arts's model # for the Blackamoor Pedestal is VP270.
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Related products to the Sword and Socery Line  Blackamoor Pedestal can be found in:
Arkahdia Arts Studio->Coffee Table Bases Arkahdia Arts Studio->Columns, Pedestals, plinths (large)
Arkahdia Arts Studio->End Table Bases Arkahdia Arts Studio->Gargoyles & Gothic Art
Arkahdia Arts Studio->Fantasy Line Cultures & Regions->Asian
Home Furnishings->Pedestal Tables
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