Silver-coloured pinecone finial with overlapping pointed scales, a narrow pedestal neck and rounded stepped base against white.

Scale Pedestal Pinecone Finial — 15cm Wide

£55.00
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Silver-coloured pinecone finial with overlapping pointed scales, a narrow pedestal neck and rounded stepped base against white.
  • Silver-coloured pinecone finial with overlapping pointed scales, a narrow pedestal neck and rounded stepped base against white.
  • Close-up of the pinecone finial's pointed silver-coloured scales, showing fine surface markings and dark lines between the overlapping layers.
  • Silver-coloured pinecone finial with overlapping pointed scales, a narrow pedestal neck and rounded stepped base against white.
  • Close-up of the pinecone finial's pointed silver-coloured scales, showing fine surface markings and dark lines between the overlapping layers.
Scale Pedestal Pinecone Finial — 15cm Wide

Scale Pedestal Pinecone Finial — 15cm Wide

£55.00
Description

The Scale Pedestal Pinecone Finial is a decorative ceramic object with densely overlapping pointed scales and a silver-coloured finish. Its tapering pinecone form rises above a narrow neck and rounded stepped base, giving a console or mantel display a strong upright focal point.
Why You'll Love It
  • Layered scales create a richly detailed silhouette, even in a simple display.
  • The silver colour pairs easily with cool neutrals and darker timber.
  • A rounded pedestal gives the natural pinecone form a formal, architectural character.
Materials & Finish

Ceramic with a silver-coloured finish. Fine surface markings and darker recesses emphasise the edges of the pointed scales, while the pedestal has broader, smoother curves.
Dimensions
  • Length: 15cm
  • Height: 30cm
  • Width: 15cm
  • Weight: 1.20kg
Styling Note

Set it beside a low bowl or a short stack of books on a console, leaving space around the outline so the scales remain visible. A plain wall behind it keeps the intricate shape in focus.
Why We Love It

The narrow pedestal neck creates a pleasing pause between the densely layered cone and its rounded base.