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19th century Gothic revival oak overmantle or wall mirror, projecting cornice over frieze carved with half flowers and scrolls, central rectangular mirror flanked by two panels with lion head and foli -
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DS Georgian oak dresser, the projecting cornice over two-height plate rack and base, fitted with two long drawers and pot board base, raised on stile suppor - Furniture, Rugs & Interiors
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Cornice
what is a cornice in architecture called and why it is used in house
A history of architecture in Italy from the time of Constantine to the dawn of the renaissance. rcades of six round arches on each side, carried on roundpiers treated as columns,
The second storey has bunched pilasters in the Composite style at its corners which support an entablature with a strongly projecting cornice and a pair of pediments. The storey is bounded by
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Lot - Wall pier gilded mirror, 19th/20th C., three panels, projecting cornice, acorn drops, garland decoration to top, split baluster side...
Cornice - Designing Buildings
Cornice - Designing Buildings
The second storey has a large rectangular window with a strongly projecting cornice, flanked by two
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Cornice - Wikipedia
cornice - Wiktionary
