scagliola

The walls, themselves, were made with an imitation marble known as scagliola.

Making scagliola is a laborious 15 step process which will have you starting all over with a single mistake.

Eight large columns are art marble known as scagliola.

-Your scagliola table is finished, though I have not got it home.

On each side of the lobby are eight vermillion scagliola columns.

The main hall has columns and pilasters made from Scagliola marble.

The columns that support the nave are made from red Scagliola marble.

Slabs of Marezzo scagliola may be used as table tops.

In the United States scagliola was popular in the 19th and 20th centuries.

The baptismal font on a scagliola column was transferred to the church in 1822.

He is known for painting, mostly reproductions of grand masters, and designs produced in scagliola.

The interior details were accented with terra cotta and scagliola.

The scagliola is then surfaced in place.

I am glad your scagliola tables please.

There is one exceptionally fine scagliola globe.

The building contains the original Pump, made of marble and scagliola, to which the waters are today fed by electric pumping.

Randy picked up the secret renaissances art of scagliola, or forming plaster to look like marble.

Inside the council chambers are paneled and the building includes a scagliola wainscot in the rotunda.

'You bid me get you two scagliola tables, but don't mention the size or any other particulars.

Some tombs are painted in tempera, others are made of stucco and scagliola.

The three original courtrooms are decorated with frescoes, marble dadoes and scagliola.

Inside the church are arcades of nine bays with round arches supported by scagliola columns.

Touch the 'marble' and discover that it is not what it seems but beautifully painted plaster - scagliola.

The pilasters were of gray scagliola with gilt-bronze capitals supplied by Gouthière.

When set, scagliola is hard enough to be turned on a lathe to form vases, balusters and finials.