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Gadrooning is a
decorative motif consisting of
convex curving shapes in
relief in a series. In
furniture and
other decorative arts, it is an ornamental...
- gold
sandals and
finger tips
Psusennes I's
silver coffin Psusennes I's
Gadrooned golden vase An
exquisite pectoral necklace of
Psusennes I A Gold Plaque...
- most of the
building was
added in the 19th century. The
fireplace has a
gadrooned surround with
clustered colonnettes on each side.
These finish with caryatids...
- or
floral medallions hanging from a
knotted ribbon,
acanthus leaves,
gadrooning, interlace, meanders, cornucopias, mascarons,
Ancient urns, tripods, perfume...
- more
vulnerable to
damage from
movement in
their supports. Also
called gadrooned, fluted, organ-piped, pumpkin, melon, ribbed, parachute, scalloped, or...
- in Florence.
Standing 1.52 metres (approximately 5 feet) tall, with a
gadrooned everted lip, it has a deep
frieze carved with a
mythological bas-relief...
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winged cherubic heads,
gadrooned base; John Paston, died 1737 aged 67, grey and
white marble, flat
obelisk inscribed panel with
gadrooned base, heraldry. He...
- the
vertical support of the vase and rise
halfway up the bowl. Also:
Gadrooning,
lobed decoration, (k)nukked decoration,
thumb moulding Guilloché: Interlocking...
- Its
front railings have
spearhead bars and
metal standards with vases,
gadrooned.
Pyrcroft House on
Pyrcroft Road
leading to St Ann's Hill is a
Grade II*...
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which could cover the bare
copper edges. A
further technique allowed gadrooned edging to be created.
Pierced work was very common,
again methods were...
