corbel-table

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 259 words | Copyright

corbel-table. Row of corbels, often with carved heads on them, set at intervals, sometimes carrying connecting arches (Lombardy frieze), but more often simply supporting a projecting wall, especially a battlement or parapet. See also arcade illustration (a).

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