Separation horse box balustrade XIX

Former separation of equestrian stalls xix, superb patina. Imposing element of separation of horse box (stalle), consisting of the upper part of a monoxyle column ended with an oak "ball" 17cm in diameter and the upper part to balusters of separation. On the column there is a hole, trace of an old fastener to close the box. In the last image you will find, for the curious, photos from a beautiful documentation from the site: attelage-patrimoine.com that informs about the rich boxes of the nineteenth century. The finely turned railing for this type of piece pleasantly punctuates this element of rustic architecture. All parts are made of solid oak. The whole in very good condition with a beautiful deep patina bears the marks of its first use with bars expertly "started". This unusual railing served as a separation in a large living room and could thanks to its dimensions (53cm high for the railing) also find its place in front of a fireplace in the manner of the english "club fender" or for any other project, we give free rein to your imagination and creativity. Dimensions: 76cm high, 214cm long and 6.5cm thick at the railing which is positioned at 17.5cm from the ground and is 35.5cm high. The column measures 17cm in diameter.

Ref. : USHW21X6