invention which is to be understood in a broad and non limiting sense is detailed below fig1 shows a cask support 1 especially applicable in large cellars and which allows the accumulation of the casks without these having to support the weight of those placed on top of each one of them the support 1 consists of two rectangular bedplates 2 formed by a hollow tube of rectangular section which incorporate a prismatic rectangular angle block 3 on the lower part of each one of their ends a reinforcement support 4 is fixed on the upper part of each end of each bedplate 2 part of the structure of the support 1 is a framework made up of two upwardly divergent lower tubes 5 to which the reinforcement supports 4 are welded these two lower tubes 5 start from each end of each one of the two bedplates 2 furthermore the framework consists of two upper or end tubes 6 perpendicular to the support plane of the angle blocks 3 and which have rounded projections 7 on their upper end whereas the lower end of these tubes 6 is welded to the upper end of the lower divergent tubes 5 each support 1 will be made up of four frameworks such as the one described such that two of these frameworks have a coplanar arrangement and are fixed to one another through the adjacent upper tubes 6 the other two frameworks being situated on a vertical plane parallel to the previous.