18th-century Solomonic column, electrified

An 18th-century column converted into a floor lamp.
Carved and gilded wood, with a base from a later period.
The electrical components do not work. Needs restoration.
Measurements: 98 x 40 cm (lamp); 143 cm total height including the shade

Provenance: Family bequest of Ramon Martí Alsina and Ricard Martí Aguiló.
An art and heritage collection originating from the legacy of the Catalan painters Ramon Martí Alsina (1826–1894), a key figure in 19th-century Catalan realism, and his son Ricard Martí Aguiló (1857–1935).
Passed down and enriched over successive generations, the collection brings together works from the original estates of both artists, along with new acquisitions made by their descendants. They remained particularly dedicated to the preservation and restoration of the family legacy, acquiring works by the painters themselves as they came onto the market and gradually expanding the collection with paintings, sculptures, archaeological artifacts, and other objects of artistic and historical interest.

An 18th-century Solomonic column adapted into a floor lamp. A carved wooden piece in the Baroque style with a spiral shaft. The surface features carved ornamentation consisting of grape leaves and bunches of grapes, motifs from Eucharistic iconography. It retains the structure and relief of the original period carving throughout its entire length.