Barrington Lacework – Double Sided Corner
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Old Style Heritage Dorrington Lacework suitable for a new home with that old style heritage verandah or a heritage property.
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Old Style Heritage Dorrington Lacework suitable for a new home with that old style heritage verandah or a heritage property.
The Berwick design of lacework is a traditional old style of lacework.It is common in many inner metropolitan areas of Sydney and Melbourne.
The Brighton Lacework is a very old traditional design of lacework
The Carnbrae Key Frieze is an old traditional style of lacework often seen with the unique Carnbrae Corner. This is a design often seen in metropolitan Adelaide
The Circle Balustrade Panel is a single sided sandcast panel dating back to the 1860 period. It was a common panel seen in most states of Australia manufactured by numerous foundries
A popular old style lace often seen in Queensland. It is very adaptable in that it can be used on low verandahs as well as a standard verandah. The corner is very shallow in that it does not protrude far down the post
Gawler is an old heritage design of lacework common in many country areas of Australia.It has a matching balustrade panel.
The Lily panel is an old style single sided balustrade panel that was used on many old heritage buildings .It is popular today on new and restored heritage style homes.
The Madrid Balustrade Panel is every bit a classic heritage balustrade panel with it on display in most Australian states on heritage properties dating back as far as 1860.It looks good on heritage restorations and new heritage verandahs.
The San Remo verandah panel is an open style balustrade panel common in Sydney on early Victorian Terraces. Today it is popular on heritage balconies manufactured in non rust aluminium and painted or powdercoated in a range of Heritage Colours
The Vase design of lacework is a very old traditional style of lacework.This design has a loose fitting corner installed underneath the lacework for ease of installation. This design is seen on many old Victorian Homes and is one of those old heritage designs dating back to the 1860 period.