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Architectural work executed in plaster.
Examples of plasterwork in a Sentence
The ground floor of the house is open to the public and contains some outstanding 18th Century plasterwork.
The property has a number of unique original details, including attractive internal plasterwork.
Fortrey created an expensive and sumptuous home that was extravagantly decorated with strapwork, magnificent molded plasterwork and detailed paint schemes.
Has the plasterwork been neatly finished off around pipes, light switches, electric sockets etc.
The building features decorative plasterwork with scrolls and caryatids, and is one of the countries finest examples of a Victorian theater.
The decor is outstanding, with original ornate plasterwork.
The other remarkable feature is the ornamental plasterwork on the ceilings.
This intriguing example, with decorative plasterwork, is in King Street.
It was created in ' Strawberry Hill Gothic ' and it still retains the elaborate Gothic plasterwork.
Huge pillars and high ceilings with intricate plasterwork and moldings can be found throughout the building, creating an inspirational learning environment.
The ceiling with rococo plasterwork and a cornice which shows corbels and flower heads.
Ornate ceiling plasterwork is complemented with the traditional English style country interior.
Climb the ancient turnpike stair to the Duke's Suite, including the incomparable 17th century plasterwork ceilings.
Tin ceilings were created in response to the expensive and heavy plasterwork ceilings that were in vogue before the turn of the century.
Tin panels were lighter and less expensive than plasterwork, but could still be embossed with a complicated design.
Once installed and painted, it was difficult to distinguish between a tin ceiling and the more expensive plasterwork.