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18th-Century-Style Floral Drop Appliqué

18th-Century-Style Floral Drop AppliquéFile #11783

Description: Imagine the skill required to produce such realism from a block of wood. We found this exquisite drop motif, with its roses and other flowers cascading down from a branch of leaves, hanging either side of an 18th-century fire surround we worked on in England. (For the matching center frieze, check out our Flower-and-Fruit Swag Appliqué.) Its application is not limited to fireplaces, though. Use it to decorate any pilaster column, whether on cabinets, bookcases, or similar architectural features.
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Flower-and-Fruit Swag Appliqué

Flower-and-Fruit Swag AppliquéFile #11782

Description: Rarely do you find hand-carved ornamentation of this caliber these days—let alone available to purchase online. The beauty of the design and the high level of execution is on-par with anything you'll find in a historic building. We discovered it as the central motif on an 18th-century fire surround in England, flanked by a pair of 18th-Century Floral Drop Appliques.
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Acanthus-and-Plume Pediment Appliqué

Acanthus-and-Plume Pediment AppliquéFile #11781

Description: The classic styling of this pediment ornament gives it versatility: Install on furniture, cabinets, a fireplace, above a door, or on the wall as part of a panel design. The plume adds just the right amount of drama.
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Flower-and-Plume Pediment Appliqué

Flower-and-Plume Pediment AppliquéFile #11780

Description: Well-designed ornaments such as this can be used in more than just pediment situations. This graceful motif, which combines clean, architectural lines with gentle flowers, pearls, and a shell-like plume, can be incorporated into any piece of furniture. We'd like to see this on a bed headboard, for example.
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Architectural Pediment Appliqué

Architectural Pediment AppliquéFile #11779

Description: This ornament's strong architectural features—its clean scrolls and thick girth—are softened by delicate foliage and a regal plume. This is a first-rate choice for furniture, cabinets, doorways, fireplaces, and especially wall-panel designs.
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Acanthus-and-Bell Drop Appliqué

Acanthus-and-Bell Drop AppliquéFile #11778

Description: This elegant acanthus appliqué has features we describe as a bell motif. This ornament can be installed either way up on cabinets, furniture, or any architectural element, such as walls, panels, or doors.
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Adam-Style Bellflower Swag Appliqué

Adam-Style Bellflower Swag AppliquéFile #11777

Description: Multiple ribbon-and-bellflower swags like this could be installed alongside one other—for example, three across a frieze of a fire surround or above a cabinet—or within in a band below a cornice for a delicate neoclassical or Adam-style feel.
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Bound Acanthus-Leaf Flourish Appliqué

Bound Acanthus-Leaf Flourish AppliquéFile #11776

Description: The design of this motif, which features acanthus leaves bound by a ribbon, is effective because it creates tension by folding the upper leaves toward the viewer and rolling the lower leaves away. Though this appliqué has plenty of applications, it's an ideal motif for any central situation, such as in the middle of a cabinet cornice.
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High-Relief Shell Pediment Appliqué

High-Relief Shell Pediment AppliquéFile #11775

Description: Place this French-style ornament above the moulding on wall panels to create exquisite decoration. Or add it to a cabinet's pediment or apron. Regardless, it's another example of craftsmanship only attainable by a human; a CNC machine cannot create the organic flow, crisp lines, and significant undercutting shown here.
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Pierced Corner Appliqué

Pierced Corner AppliquéFile #11774

Description: Pierced ornaments add a light, delicate touch to a space. Still, the fretted-out negative spaces create bold shadows that really make the motif pop. Combine with hand-carved decorative moulding to frame a beautiful custom wall panel.
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