Pair of fernandinas consoles. Spain, first decades of the 19th century

Pair of fernandinas consoles. Spain, first decades of the 19th century.
Mahogany wood.
It shows signs of use, wear and scratches.
Measurements: 93,5 x 133 x 54,5 cm.

Pair of Spanish consoles from the Fernandine period made of mahogany wood. They present architectural structure, with differentiated base, front flanked by columns and entablature, with molded frieze and cornice. The front legs take the form of two columns, with fluted shaft, molded base and flattened balustraded capital, with gallonado carving. The rear ones, because they face the wall, are two flat boards, with a base on the base. The base has a cutout based on mitered curves, recessed with respect to the panel, with a smooth molding that emphasizes its dynamism. The waist is simple, molded with an expressive play of protrusions and protrusions and decorated at the corners with rectangular recesses. Below it is a large cut and carved skirt, with a central palmette and large curly scrolls on the sides, following the gallonado design seen on the columns.