roll-moulding

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 177 words | Copyright

roll-moulding.
1. As roll.

2. Drip-stone, basically partly cylindrical in section, but with a fillet forming a throat under it to shed water, so found in hood-moulds or labels.

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