Meanings of carve woodwork in English

Their intricate carven woodwork had once adorned the palace of a Grand Wazir.

On the beautifully carved woodwork the manufacturer's name, Clebb, was engraven.

The carved woodwork, in the taste of the eighteenth century, had been painted gray.

The mantel and its supports were of richly carved woodwork.

Moss covers the mosaics, and the carved woodwork has become the prey of the worm.

All the elaborately carved woodwork and stalls upon which it fell were presently in flames.

The choir has much sumptuous carved woodwork, and the misereres are full of quaint detail.

It's a beautiful apartment trimmed with carved woodwork painted in rich cream and subtle gold.

It was a cramped cluttered room, thick with highly varnished, carved woodwork and upholstered leather.

Every door and window is framed by intricately carved woodwork painted a light shade of lavender.

Most of them had balconies of carved woodwork, and high stone stoops with gleaming brass rails.

We have stated above that the carved woodwork is often painted with black, red, and white pigments.

Ignoring the hand- carved woodwork and graceful crown molding, I strode down the corridor like a soldier girding for war.

But the rooms occupied by Mr. Keller and Mr. Engelman contained some of the finest carved woodwork in the house.

Michaela's grandmother described a huge house in St. Petersburg, the details of ornate fixtures, carved woodwork, even the personalities of servants.

The rooms were plainly furnished, but had a sort of dignity about them, especially in the carved woodwork about the doors and windows.