0 a frame around a door, window, or arch (= a curved structure that holds the weight of something above it) --
Doors are adorned with classical features such as architraves and pediments, and windows are surrounded by elaborate mouldings.
Above them is a dentilled cornice and architrave; two large chimneys rise from the hipped roof.
Behind them a cornice supports a curvilinear architrave, above which the fragmentary inscription is found.
It has an elaborate entablature with cornice, frieze, dentilled taenia and architrave.
The upper part of the construction is an entablature made up of architrave, frieze and cornice.
On both the north and south sides are four niches, three square-headed windows, a plain architrave, rosettes in the frieze and dentils in the cornice.
A corbelled brick architrave and frieze surround the building below a wooden cornice with decorative brackets.
Inside, the two parlors on either side of the main hall have marble fireplaces, plaster cornices, wooden architraves and wide plank flooring.
