Meanings of carve cornice in English

A carved cornice or the regular box frame may be used.

Chippendale's canopy beds had usually a carved cornice with the curtains hung from the inside.

Sculptors to carve cornices and pillars from marble.

The bright fire in the ample fireplace illuminated the richly- carved cornice, with its grotesque heads and fanciful scrollwork.

Dim argand lamps bathed in soft light the rich furniture, carved cornices, and rare statuary which decorated the mantels.

An even darker granite had been used for lintels, window stools, door and window surrounds, coins, and carved cornices.

New walls of creamy stone, with modern windows, handsomely carved cornices, stone piazzas, and the like, are built up.

Large masses of fallen stone blocks lie dispersed round about; nature has spread them in the forms of carved cornices.

The Candle glow Inn positively radiated charm and gentility: the deep caves and elaborately carved cornices, the mullioned windows flanked by carved white shutters.