Pair of baroque columns, 18th century, transformed into table lamps. Carved wood and parchment lampshades. Later bases, 19th century. Measurements: 61 cm. column height; 104 cm. total height. Pair of sogueadas columns, in finely carved wood with helicoidal mouldings in its shafts, that finish with capitals of compound order. The shafts are slightly domed. The columns are Baroque in style and period, and have been adapted for use as table lamps, with parchment lampshades, fabric stitching and fringing. Columns of this type were very common in the 18th century as they united the three artistic trends that occurred in Spain in this century: they unite a certain Rococo movement with the decorum, restraint and classical inspiration characteristic of Neoclassicism, while still remaining attached to the Baroque style.