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Plaster Frieze

ca. 1740 (made)
Place of origin

The Accession Record records the following description:

'At the top an overhanging foliage moulding. Below, dentils decorated on the underside with acanthus, rosettes filling the space between them. Three mouldings separate this section from the frieze: egg and tongue (above), square dentils placed close together (in the middle) and a leaf pattern (below). The frieze has a shell and acanthus foliage modelled in relief. Attached to the bottom below the frieze is a section of pinewood carved with a foliage moulding and two rows of beading.'


Object details

Category
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Plaster Frieze
  • Plasterwork
Materials and techniques
Moulded plaster and carved pinewood
Brief description
Section of plasterwork frieze and cornice, the frieze with shell and acanthus motifs, the lower edge with wooden mouldings carved with foliage and beading. Said to have come from Dogmersfield Park, Hampshire.
Physical description
The Accession Record records the following description:

'At the top an overhanging foliage moulding. Below, dentils decorated on the underside with acanthus, rosettes filling the space between them. Three mouldings separate this section from the frieze: egg and tongue (above), square dentils placed close together (in the middle) and a leaf pattern (below). The frieze has a shell and acanthus foliage modelled in relief. Attached to the bottom below the frieze is a section of pinewood carved with a foliage moulding and two rows of beading.'
Collection
Accession number
W.13-1937

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Record createdJune 24, 2009
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