Significats de ornamental pattern en anglès

Vindarten placed him carefully on a strip of flooring that at first sight seemed an ornamental pattern.

In his left hand is a silver harp of ornamental pattern, and in his right a silver sceptre with a little gold about it.

Soon Somerset saw before him a circular summer-house formed of short sticks nailed to ornamental patterns.

She lifted her shield and the Cylon bashed into it, denting the ornamental patterns and sending Athena backward.

These, like those of Tiryns, consisted partly of merely ornamental patterns, partly of genuine pictures, with human and animal figures.

They were provided with the means of producing such intricate ornamental patterns as to defy the utmost skill of the forger.

And it is indisputable that some ornamental patterns used in architecture and on pottery were rather appropriated than invented by Greece.

The people living there wore handsome fur garments nicely made and embroidered with ornamental patterns such as people on earth now wear.

The ornamental patterns of open work which decorate the tinned and japanned wares in general use, are rarely punched by the workman who makes them.

The earlier painters covered their vaulting with ornamental patterns in which spaces were reserved for independent pictures, like the rectangles of the Stanza della Segnatura.