cornice bracket

Isaac Kremer/ June 21, 2019/

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These are brackets that hold the glossary/cornice/" class="glossaryLink" data-cmtooltip="46939f09e6ca402be376560cec8df52b" target="_blank" >cornice in place. Modillions hold up the corona, and are sometimes used on cornices as well. The brackets are often paired. (Ontario Architecture, 2005) Photo from the Crofoot Ballroom, Pontiac, Michigan, 2007.

Photo from Caldwell, New Jersey, 2018.

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