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Architecture Moulding

13th century (made)
Artist/Maker
Unknown
Place of origin
England (made)

This fragment of an architectural moulding was made in the 13th century England. This moulding is in limestone and the sides of the two teeth are foliated.


Object details

Category
Architecture
Object type
Architecture moulding
Materials and techniques
Limestone
Limestone
Brief description
Fragment of an architecture moulding with tooth ornament. English, 13th century.
Physical description
Fragment of a moulding with tooth ornament. The sides of the two teeth foliated.
Dimensions
  • Length: 8in
Credit line
Given by the Architectural Association
Subject depicted
Teeth
Summary
This fragment of an architectural moulding was made in the 13th century England. This moulding is in limestone and the sides of the two teeth are foliated.
Bibliographic reference
Ventikou, Metaxia. Old Treatment, New Problem: Bakelite as a Consolidant. V&A Conservation Journal. no. 32, July 1999. pp. 5-7. fig. 4.
Collection
Sculpture Collection
Accession number
A.88-1916

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Record createdMarch 3, 2009
Record URL
https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O195872/architecture-moulding-unknown/
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