Neoclassical Caryatid Console Table Pedestal — This decorative neoclassical console table features two sculpted female caryatid supports, a molded rectangular tabletop with a chamfered bead, a carved apron with acanthus-inspired ornament, and a stepped plinth base. The composition is designed to read at small scale while providing a stable footprint for placement against a wall or freestanding in a cabinet vignette. Use cases: classical interior dioramas, station and museum interiors on layouts, miniature cabinet displays, and as a decorative pedestal for a small bust or object. The sculpted drapery and apron ornamentation were modeled to remain legible at ; if you plan to resize significantly smaller than , evaluate delicate elements (fingers, narrow drapery hems) and consider local reinforcement. Setup suggestions: place the stepped plinth flat on your display or mounting surface. For installation into dioramas, glue or pin through the plinth to secure against movement. When finishing for display, prime and highlight apron reliefs to increase contrast under display lighting. Because this item began as a legacy project, geometry has been cleaned and the sculptural silhouette preserved for miniature use. A short README with recommended orientation and basic resize guidance is included.