plasterwork

But plasterwork was the one craft he continued all his life.

Look at all of the plasterwork, and that is very special stained glass.

All this gives the room a human scale; but, just as important is the plasterwork.

At least she couldn't see any bats in the plasterwork.

There are interesting family pictures and fine plasterwork dating from 1737.

Different types of metal or plasterwork were used so not to look like bars.

Lead was stolen from the roof which led to damage of the plasterwork.

Any plasterwork needs doing on the third floor, you give my sister Lucy a call first."

The interior is described as "astonishing", particularly for its plasterwork.

New plasterwork must be quite dry before distemper is applied.

In 1921, the church was again renovated, this time with significant changes to the walls by removing the plasterwork.

Of particular note is the plasterwork on the ceilings.

Only a few architectural details, including some of the fanciful plasterwork, remain.

Red velvet curtains covered the one wall devoid of plasterwork.

Painted ceilings concealed by later plasterwork continue to be discovered.

The fort has entrances decorated with cut plasterwork at the east and west.

There is elaborate plasterwork in some of the rooms.

These slaves executed much of the early plasterwork in Tuscaloosa.

The facade is decorated with floral designs in its plasterwork.

The work consisted of new seating, painting, plasterwork, and artwork.

Plasterwork also began to be used, often depicting flowers and cherubs.

It is notable for its fine plasterwork and still contains many original pieces of furniture.

However damage to the original woodwork and plasterwork required both be replaced.

The top floor also has six windows, with decorative plasterwork between them, and over these is a cornice.

The west wall is panelled, and the other walls have ornate plasterwork.