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Historical Profilesprofiles HISTORICALHISTORICAL PROFILESPROFILES www.brenlo.ca www.brenlo.com YESTERDAY & TODAY TAAHE HISTORICRTSRTS EXPERTS ANDAND CRAFTSCRAFTS PERIODPERIOD -- 19001900 -- 19251925 h d g Plate Rail 1900 - 1920 Arts & Crafts a Plinth b Base f c Shoe d Casing e e Window Stool f Optional Wainscot g Optional Wainscot Cap h Picture Mould b c a 1900 - 1920 Arts & Crafts a Casing f b Back Band c Base d Base Shoe e e Wainscot Cap f Picture Mould g Window Stool Picture Moulding g Base Architrave / Case d c b a Profile #0130-10 7/8" x 3-3/4" Mouldings not to scale Don’t see the profile you require? Contact us, we will customize to your needs. EEDWARDIAN PERIOD - 1901 - 1910 The Edwardian Period revisited the time before plastered walls with a resurgence of floor to ceiling panelling broken by a chair rail, mostly in halls and drawing rooms. The trend of the reverse Ogee prevailed in moulding styles. Glossary of Terms Acanthus Dentil DEN till Egg-and-dart Medallion A thistle-like plant (common to the warm A small rectangular block - tooth-like A decorative moulding carved with a series An ornamental plaque on which an object Mediterranean region) whose narrow and cubes -used in a series forming a of rounded ovals and arrowheads. in relief is represented, such as a figure, pointed-lobed leaves, when stylized, form moulding under Ionic and Corinthian In the egg-anchor, egg-and-arrow, and egg- head, flower, etc. the characteristic decoration of the cornices and-tongue mouldings, the arrowhead More or less centralized and isolated. Corinthian and Composite Orders of Latin: "dentes" = teeth ornament is varied in form. columns.' Ogee OH jee Doric Entablature en TAB la chur Ogee arch also known as Venetian arch Architrave AR ka trave Doric order: The column and entablature In classical architecture, the top of an Ogee moulding: A moulding made up of a The lowest of the 3 main parts of an developed by the Dorian Greeks. Order, horizontally divided into cornice, convex and concave curve. entablature that rests directly on top of a The oldest and plainest of the three orders of frieze, and architrave, supported by a Ogee moulding: Found in almost all western column. classic Greek architecture. The Doric order colonnade. styles of architecture The moulded frame around a door or was developed in the lands occupied by the Found in the Doric, Ionic, Corinthian, Ogee arch: A pointed arch formed by two window. Dorians, one of the two principal divisions of Composite, and Tuscan orders. reversed curves, slightly S-shaped in profile Greek: "Architrave" - chief beam the Greek race. It became the preferred style of the Greek mainland and the western Fluting FLU teeng Rope moulding also called cable Arch colonies (southern Italy and Sicily). Shallow vertical grooves on the shaft of a moulding, torsade tor SADE A curved or pointed structural member, Doric Column: Heavy fluted column with column. A Norman moulding enrichment like a which is supported at the sides or ends. plain saucer-shaped capital and no base. twisted rope; any ornamental twist. Arches vary in shape from the horizontal Doric columns are generally carved with Frieze FREEZE "Norman" is a variation of "Northman". flat arch to acutely pointed arches. vertical, parallel channels known as flutes, The middle section of the Classic Norman: A style of Romanesque An arch sometimes consists of wedge- which should, properly speaking, number entablature; a panel below the upper architecture that was introduced from shaped blocks called voussiors. twenty. moulding or cornice of a wall. Normandy (a former province of northwest France on the English Channel) into Corbel KOR bl, BELL Ionic eye ON ik Fret Alternate name: Key pattern England before 1066 and that flourished A projecting bracket of stone, brick, etc., Ionic order: A column of classical Greek An ornamental design consisting of until about 1200. which supports a cornice, arch, or oriel architecture characterized by the following: repeated and symmetrical figures, often in An overlapping arrangement of bricks or an elegantly moulded base tall, slender fluted relief, contained within a band or border. Rosette row ZET stones in which each course extends shafts prominent volutes on the capitals. Old french: "fret" = grating Any rose-shaped ornament. farther out from the vertical of the wall Some historians feel that the Greek key Found in almost all western styles of than the course below. Usually supports a Corinthian kor IN thee un has its basis in the Greek myth of the architecture. cornice or overhanging member. Corinthian order: The slenderest and most labyrinth that imprisoned the minotaur. French "corbel". ornate of the three classic Greek orders, A type of running ornament. Wainscot (ting) wayne skut, - skoat characterized by a Corinthian entablature A decorative or protective facing, such as Cornice KOR niss and column. Leaf and dart wood panelling Also called crown moulding. Corinthian column (Corinthian pilaster): A convex moulding decorated with a In Colonial America, the term referred to Any crowning projection. The slenderest and most ornate of the pattern of alternate leaf-like forms and the sheathing applied over an entire In classical architecture, the third or three classic Greek columns, including darts, found especially on Ionic capitals. interior wall surface in either a horizontal uppermost division of an entablature, Tallest base of the three classic Greek or vertical orientation. resting on the frieze. orders Slender, fluted shaft Ornate, bell- Found in almost all styles of architecture. shaped capital decorated with a fleuron, volutes, and acanthus leaf. Source: Illustrated Architecture Dictionary 41 Racine Road, Toronto, Ontario M9W 2Z4 tel: (416) 749-6857 ext. 246 toll free: 1-877-816-660 fax: (416) 749-8969 ATE GEORGIAN PERIOD MOULDINGS - 1770-1820 TLLHEATE HISTORIC GEORGIAN EXPERTS PERIOD MOULDINGS - 1770-1820 Cornice/Coving Cornice/Coving Chair Rail Chair Rail Profile Profile #0608-08 Profile Profile #0523-05 Cornice/Coving #1401-05 #1402-07 7/8" x 4-5/8" 2" x 3" 15/16" x 1-7/8" 1-1/2" x 3-1/4" Cornice/Coving Profile #1201-25 1-3/4" x 3" Architrave (Case) Profile #0126-03 5/8" x 3-1/2" Back Band Profile #0208-29 1-1/2" x 1-5/8" Skirting / Base Profile #0413-04 1-1/8" x 8-1/4" Skirting / Base Profile #0436-06 3/4" x 5-3/4" Skirting / Base Mouldings not to scale Profile #0436-12 3/4" x 4-1/2" Brenlo carries a vast assortment of custom knives, contact us for further details EGENCYEGENCY PERIODPERIOD MOULDINGSMOULDINGS 1820-18301820-1830 R (STYLE(STYLE THROUGHTHROUGH TOTO 1860)1860) R EGG & DART CABLE Picture Rail Profile #0904-37 2-1/8" x 1" GREEK KEY LEAF AND DART Chair Rail Skirting / Base Profile #1303-04 Profile #0129-02 3-1/16" x 3/4" 4-7/16" x 3/4" DENTIL ACANTHUS LEAF Architrave / Case BEAD AND REEL Profile #1302-15 During the Classic or Greek revival period 1830- 3-1/2" x 3/4" 1860, the standards of design brought many classic elements into residential interiors such as Ionic or Doric columns used as decorative elements in doorways with a similar classical plaster or wood entablature above. Also benefitting from the same treatment were fireplace surrounds. The Cornices during this period also borrowed extensively from the ancient orders and most were run on site in situ, incorporating ornamental embellishments such as egg and dart, dentil and acanthus leaf designs, that were cast separately and attached to the cornice individually. Mouldings not to scale Don’t see the profile you require? Contact us, we will customize to your needs. VVICTORIAN PERIOD MOULDINGS - 1850-1901 Cornice Cornice Picture Rail Architrave/Case Cyma Reversa Cyma Reversa Profile #2509-03 Profile #0422-09 Profile #0603-03 Profile #0524-04 3/4" x 2-1/4" 1/2" x 3-5/8" 2-3/8" x 4-5/6" 1-5/8" x 3" Skirting / Base Profile #025-01 3/4" x 5-1/2" Mouldings not to scale Brenlo carries a vast assortment of custom knives, contact us for further details.
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