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Pyramid Strip – Decorative Post Decorator
This is a decorative casting used to sit on the face of verandah posts in between lacework.It adds to the heritage aspect of the verandah
Quarter Capital for Verandah Posts
The quarter capital is made in four parts and is found approx 600mm from the top of the post.It usually sits underneath the corner bracket.These castings are mostly found on buildings built in that 1860 to 1900 period.However verandah posts are manufactured today using the quarter capital as decoration.
Regent Balustrade – Double Sided Panel
The Regent Balustrade is a popular Heritage Balustrade Design .It looks at home on new Heritage style verandahs as it does on old traditional verandahs dating back to 1860
Richmond Heritage Lacework – Single Sided Corner
Richmond traditional lacework is a popular lacework design in South Australia
Single Sided Corner can be used as left or right.This corner bracket can be trimmed down to suit the verandah
The adjustable corner bracket extender is also available to give the corner bracket that genuine heritage look.
Richmond Heritage Lacework – Single Sided Key Frieze
Old Style Richmond lace compliments any traditional heritage verandah. It is a very popular lace in South Australia
Richmond Small Lacework
Richmond Lacework is a popular design of lacework often seen on old heritage homes, however looks at home on any new verandah
Roof Finial – Aluminium – suitable for gazebos
Decorative Roof Finials can be used as the centre piece on top of a gazebo or as a centre piece of a gable on the front of a verandah. These are the old traditional style of roof finials with unlimited uses on heritage properties.
Roof Lattice – aluminium
This heritage casting fits on top of a corrugated iron roof.
Rose Lacework – Single Sided Corner
An old design corner suitable for any new or old property
Rosemary Lacework – Single Sided Corner
Rosemary Lacework is a traditional Victorian design of lacework dating back to 1860. It is often used on new heritage style homes as it is an easy design to match balustrade to.
Rosemary Lacework – Single Sided Frieze
Rosemary Lacework is a traditional old style 1860/1880 lace.It is seen on many old building and is very popular on new heritage style homes.
Rosemary Lacework Small – Single Sided Corner and frieze
An authentic heritage design that looks great on heritage and new homes
Rosemary Small Lacework – Single Sided Lacework
The Rosemary small lacework is a classic design of lacework.
This design is a popular heritage design of lacework.The Small Rosemary lace is smaller than the Rosemary Lacework and looks at home on any new property as it does on a property built in 1860
S.S Minnow Heritage Lacework – Single Sided Corner
This is an unusual decorative design Victorian Lace.It does look good on Federation Style properties