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Pilaster, Stone, French — Pilaster
French
late 12th century

Marble pilaster capital, Marble, Roman — Marble pilaster capital
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE

Dharma-wheel pilaster (dharmacakrastambha), Limestone, Andhra Pradesh, possibly Ghantasala, Krishna district — Dharma-wheel pilaster (dharmacakrastambha)
Andhra Pradesh, possibly Ghantasala, Krishna district
ca. early 3rd century CE

Marble pilaster with acanthus scrolls, Marble, Roman — Marble pilaster with acanthus scrolls
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE

Marble fragment of a pilaster, Marble, Roman — Marble fragment of a pilaster
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE

American

1832–33

American

1832–33

American

1832–33

American

1832–33

Pilaster, Wood, traces of paint and gilding, French — Pilaster
French
late 17th–early 18th century

Pilaster, Carved walnut, originally gilded, possibly French — Pilaster
possibly French
possibly 16th century

Pilaster, Carved wood, painted to imitate marble, gilded capital, French — Pilaster
French
17th century

Pilaster, Oak, French — Pilaster
French
18th century

Pilaster, Carved walnut with traces of gilding, Italian — Pilaster
Italian
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French — Pilaster
Italian or French
16th century

One of a pair of pilaster panels, Poplar, Florentine — One of a pair of pilaster panels
Florentine
1385

One of a pair of pilaster panels, A single piece of poplar. Gilt; red-brown bole., Florentine — One of a pair of pilaster panels
Florentine
1385

Portion of a Pilaster with an Acrobat, Limestone, French — Portion of a Pilaster with an Acrobat
French
ca. 1150–70

Pilaster panel, Carved oak, originally painted, French — Pilaster panel
French
ca. 1700–10

Pilaster fragment, Wood, painted, French — Pilaster fragment
French
early 18th century

Pilaster capital, Marble, Italian — Pilaster capital
Italian
late 15th–early 16th century

Pilaster base, Marble, Italian — Pilaster base
Italian
late 15th–early 16th century

Pilaster panel, Oak, wax-polished, French — Pilaster panel
French
18th century

Pilaster end, Oak, French — Pilaster end
French
18th century

Panel or pilaster, Oak, French — Panel or pilaster
French
early 18th century

Pair of pilaster capitals, Gilt bronze, French — Pair of pilaster capitals
French
17th–18th century

Pair of pilaster capitals, Wood, gilt, French — Pair of pilaster capitals
French
18th century

Pair of pilaster panels, Wood, carved and painted green, French — Pair of pilaster panels
French
18th century

Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza — Pilaster (one of four)
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century

Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza — Pilaster (one of four)
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century

Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza — Pilaster (one of four)
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century

Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza — Pilaster (one of four)
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century

Set of four pilaster capitals, Wood, French — Set of four pilaster capitals
French
18th century

Shaft (part of a pilaster), Marble, Italian, Rome — Shaft (part of a pilaster)
Italian, Rome
late 15th–early 16th century

Lower end of a pilaster, Oak, French — Lower end of a pilaster
French
18th century