Roman Stone Finish Outdoor Cherub Pedestal 106cm

Roman Stone Finish Outdoor Cherub Pedestal 106cm

Bring timeless elegance into your interior or garden space with this stone polystone pedestal featuring a beautifully sculpted cherub in classic Roman style. Designed to evoke the charm of ancient European architecture and art, this piece is ideal for both traditional and classical interiors. Crafted from durable polystone with a hard stone finish, the pedestal showcases detailed carvings and a soft aged stone colour that blends seamlessly with neutral or rustic decor. The combination of artistic form and sturdy structure makes it suitable for displaying vases, sculptures, or as a standalone focal point. Its tall, graceful form enhances any room or outdoor area with historical charm and visual interest.

Features & Specifications:

• Traditional Roman inspired style adds classic elegance
• Material: High quality polystone with a hard stone finish
• Colour and finish: Natural aged stone look with fine carved detail
• Intricately designed cherub adds a graceful focal point
• Versatile pedestal ideal for indoor or sheltered outdoor use
• Durable and weather resistant material ensures long term display
• Perfect base for displaying planters, busts, or ornamental pieces
• Statement height brings vertical interest to any setting

Dimensions & Weight:

• Dimensions: Height: 106 cm x Width: 41 cm x Depth: 30 cm
• Weight: 14 kg

Please Note: *

Roman Stone Finish, item is made from a mixture of Resin and Fibre glass with textured stone effect finish. Suitable for exterior and interior

Roman Stone items:  are cast in resin and have and rough exterior finish similar to light coloured Lime Stone.  Colours vary slightly from batch to batch and how long since manufacture, but any variation will gradually even out as they age.  Left outside nature will take its course dependant on climate and where placed. The only risk is if water collects inside any of the pieces and expands if frozen. (This should not be an issue but if it was, drilling holes in base would stop any water collecting) *