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Often used in the same context:
quoins,
ogee,
openwork,
pelmet,
quatrefoil,
corbel,
baluster,
scrollwork,
grillwork,
demilune,
newel post,
pilaster,
dentil,
watchcase,
jambs,
casements,
hex nut,
andirons,
mortice,
guilloche,
satinwood,
bullnose,
louvre,
crenellations,
rood screen,
acanthus,
ormolu,
lucite,
fanlight,
tenons,
shagreen,
portcullis,
bowfront,
nailhead,
bentwood,
cartouche,
finials,
lintels,
backplate,
foglamp,
mansard,
mullion,
bifold,
roundel,
pontil,
hobnail,
tesserae,
reredos,
ironmongery,
pressboard,
silverplate,
bakelite,
gothic arch,
allen wrench,
etagere,
washstand,
rickrack,
fastenings,
dado,
wainscot,
armorial,
pegboard,
breakfront,
brads,
strawflower,
pediments,
scagliola,
sheave,
pintle,
entablature,
tambour,
highboy,
gnomon,
nosepiece,
scabbards,
metal lath,
toecap,
weatherboards,
tricot,
repousse,
embroidery hoop,
faience,
semicircles,
parquetry,
wrought iron,
tracery,
countersunk,
jabot,
serifs,
oxblood,
plastic laminate,
garniture,
circlet,
conic,
caryatids,
miters,
rolltop,
octagons,
alencon lace,
stiffener,
oilcloth,
pen nib,
medallions,
ornaments,
pedestals,
shields,
buckles,
cartouches,
escutcheon,
handles,
caskets,
coffins,
ensigns,
saucers,
banners,
brooches,
candlesticks,
earrings,
hangings,
knobs,
medallion
Also try:
— Adjectives for escutcheons:
keyhole,
funeral,
enamelled,
heraldic,
many,
small,
armorial,
carved,
large,
several,
ancient,
more...
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