Exquisite Rotunda Structure Kiosk Copper & Carved Stone Bench Seating Columns

Grand Estate structure I call it “Rotonde D’amour“ the Temple of love music art. This Garden Landscape kiosk is an element of light architecture , intended for pleasure, it could be used as a belvedere or small garden pavilion open on all sides to enjoy the views and nature from all sides. 1824-1830 period of refined work from carving to proportions to the elegance of the Craftsman, all apparent on this structure.

This kiosk built in your garden to host weddings build unforgettable memories and to host performances by artists and concerts by musicians, or as a sculpture in the middle of a large water body lake pond, It has round Antique stone coping with 6 Carved hard stone pedestals, incredibly Caved with Family Crest coat of arms figures of beautiful Maidens and Lions, Regal birds etc.

holding in between the columns 5 garden seat benches in stone supported by Double faced sitting Lions. On top of the pedestals, you will find 6 large Carved stone Columns with beautiful base and chapiteaux capitals of acanthus leaves Scrolls and Flowers, Mounted by a Large impressive crown of Hard stone again, Garlanded Girdlande with Tulips fruits and flowers with 3dimensional figures of Angelo putties with Mythical Winged Water horse mermaids Holding the Regal family crest with fleur de lys “fleur-de-lis“, and the Entire structure is covered with multi part imposing copper dome. Antique Dealer West Hollywood Melrose Ave La Cienega Blvd.
Prized by the European nobility , it made it possible to admire the gardened landscape as well as to offer a concert stage or an open-air theater.

Some would call it Gazebo cupola. In the 19th century the kiosk left the exclusive setting of the garden, to embellish the urban planning of the cities and offer a roofed stage open and light for entertainment dances and parties. The kiosks erected in the gardens as a place of contemplation recreation thus doubled by a specific festive use. Terms used to describe it such as : chiosco, chioschi kieuchk or kiösk kušk. This pavilion during the 18th century, with the oriental influences in Europe made the kiosk an important element of the gardens, King Stanislas of Poland had a kiosk built to observe the splendid gardens of his Lunéville palace.
Measures: Diameter 9 Feet 108” and Height of 136” over 11 feet height.