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Wood Capitals
full capitals
half capitals
Corinthian capitals
Ionic capitals
columns capitals
pilasters capitals
 Collection of hand-crafted
carved wood capitals and half-capitals. Capitals carved from premium
selected hard wood in classic designs. All capitals are available in
solid hard maple, cherry and white oak
 The gorgeous capitals seen on our website are perfect for
any home in need for a little something special. It is a great way to
top off a post or a pilaster. The designs that we carry have been used
through centuries. The ancient exquisite designs can easily be a part of
your life today and bring a sophisticated design to the modern living
styles of today. The Ionic Capital design is shown in the Aliso Capital
and the Cypress Capital. The Ionic capital design is found in the Temple
of Ilyssus. It is one of the first capital designs to be used and paved
the path for the later designs to come to light. The Corinth Capital
reflects the style of the Corinthian Capital that was used in the
Panthon in Rome. The Corinthian Capitals reflect the Roman and Greek
architectural style. The early Corinthian designs floral patterns were
used in metal and marble. The columns were meant to reflect the human
body and they were to express emotions.
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Culver Capital
wood capitals CP76
7"W x 2-1/2"D x 5-1/8"H bottom: 4-1/2"W x 1-1/4"D
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Del-Rey Capital
wood capitals CP75
8-1/8"W x 2-7/8"D x 6"H bottom: 4-5/8"W x 1-3/8"D
* in maple, oak, cherry |
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Del-Mar Capitals
filler block CP15
capitals available:
* in two sizes * in maple, oak, cherry
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Playa Capitals
wood capitals CP7
capitals available:
* in two sizes * in maple, oak, cherry |
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Palos Capital
wood capitals CP11
3"W x 1-3/8"D x 4"H bottom: 2"W x 1"D
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Gardena Capitals
wood capitals CT1
capitals available:
* in two sizes * in maple, oak, cherry |
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Verdes Capital
wood capitals CM6
5-1/4"W x 2-5/8"D x 4-3/4"H bottom: 3-5/8"W x 1-3/4"D
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Marietta Capital
wood capitals CP10
7-1/8"W x 4"D x 4-3/8"H bottom: 3-3/8"W x 1-3/4"D
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Athens Capitals
wood capitals CP12
10"W x 2"D x 8-1/4"H bottom:
6-7/8"W x 1-1/4"D
* in
maple, oak, cherry
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Avalon Capital
wood capitals CP70
9"W x 1-5/8"D x 6"H bottom: 6-1/4"W x 1"D
* in
maple, oak, cherry |
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Cypress Capitals
full capitals CP6
11-3/4"W x 9-5/8"D x 5-3/4"H bottom: 6" diameter
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Aliso Capitals
full capitals CP5
11-3/4"W x 9-7/8"D x 5-5/8"H bottom: 6" diameter
* in maple, oak, cherry |
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Corona Capitals
full capitals CL4
13"W x 13"D x 10-5/8"H bottom: 6" diameter
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Corinth Capitals
full capitals CA2
* in two sizes bottom: 6" and 8"diameter
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Viejo Capitals
full capitals CP71
8-1/2"W x 8-1/2"D x 6"H bottom: 5-3/4" diameter
* in maple, oak, cherry
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Temecula Capitals
full capitals CP8
11-3/4"W x 11-3/4"D x 6-1/4"H bottom: 6" diameter
* in maple, oak, cherry |
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Irvine Capitals
half capitals CA3
8-1/2"W x 6"D x 4-1/2"H bottom: 6"W x 4-1/2"D
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An
art historian, George Hersey, believed that columns elicit an empathetic
response, us connecting with forces that come from external things. We see
the adorned column as ourselves standing upright under stress, holding
something up, just as many people see themselves as trees, rooted and always
spreading, even the skin tells a story in the manner that the bark does.
Emotions such as “come in” or “I am jubilant” were expressed with the
animals and plants that adorned the capitals sitting atop of the columns.
Columns adorned with capitals became visual “words” in the Greek culture,
certain columns and capitals fit certain building sizes, shapes, and looks.
Columns were not always placed within different spaces, they were put with
different amount of space between them and it created a rhythm when looking
upon the design. Capitals revamped the Greek architectural language. It is
so easy to bring home the feel the past decades, easily adding elaboration
to your entrance way or a grand room. It is a great way to communicate the
ancient language of Greek architecture to your house guests. Every time you
gaze at the capital sitting atop of the column, thoughts of your strength
and triumph as well as the triumph of the ancient heroes will come to mind.
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