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Pilaster, Carved wood, painted to imitate marble, gilded capital, French
French
17th century
Pilaster, Stone, French
French
late 12th century
Pilaster fragment, Wood, painted, French
French
early 18th century
Marble pilaster with acanthus scrolls, Marble, Roman
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE
Marble pilaster capital, Marble, Roman
Roman
1st half of 1st century CE
Shaft (part of a pilaster), Marble, Italian, Rome
Italian, Rome
late 15th–early 16th century
Pilaster, Carved walnut with traces of gilding, Italian
Italian
16th century
Pilaster base, Marble, Italian
Italian
late 15th–early 16th century
Pilaster panel, Carved oak, originally painted, French
French
ca. 1700–10
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pair of pilaster capitals, Wood, gilt, French
French
18th century
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pilaster panel, Oak, wax-polished, French
French
18th century
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pair of pilaster capitals, Gilt bronze, French
French
17th–18th century
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pilaster, Wood, gold leaf, Italian or French
Italian or French
16th century
Pilaster panel possibly from the Château de Rambouillet, France, Carved oak, traces of old paint, French
French
18th century
Pilaster capital, Marble, Italian
Italian
late 15th–early 16th century
Pair of pilaster panels, Wood, carved and painted green, French
French
18th century
Pilaster panel possibly from the Château de Rambouillet, France, Carved oak, traces of old paint, French
French
18th century
Panel or pilaster, Oak, French
French
early 18th century
Set of four pilaster capitals, Wood, French
French
18th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Portion of a Pilaster with an Acrobat, Limestone, French
French
ca. 1150–70
Pilaster panel possibly from the Château de Rambouillet, France, Carved oak, traces of old paint, French
French
18th century
Pilaster with a Pattern of Leaves, Limestone; carved in relief
3rd–12th century
Lower end of a pilaster, Oak, French
French
18th century
Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century
Pilaster, Wood, traces of paint and gilding, French
French
late 17th–early 18th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Pilaster (one of four), Graziani, Terracotta, Italian, Faenza
Graziani
late 18th–early 19th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Capital of a Double Pilaster, Limestone; carved
6th–7th century
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century
Pilaster: Earth and the Heavens, from "Loggie di Rafaele nel Vaticano", Giovanni Volpato  Italian, Engraving with hand coloring
Giovanni Volpato
After Ludovicus Teseo Taurinensis
Circle of Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio or Santi)
ca. 1777
Pilaster of Angels Sounding Trumpets from the Parapet of a Pulpit, Giovanni Pisano  Italian, Marble (Lunense from Carrara), traces of paint, Central Italian
Workshop of Giovanni Pisano
1302–10
One of a pair of pilaster panels, Poplar, Florentine
Florentine
1385
Pilaster panel (part of a set of eight), Oak, French
French
18th century

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