If your ceiling heights are average or slightly above, and you're looking for a stylish Victorian plaster cornice, you've found it. 

The cornice features an ogee curve with convex and concave details to the top edge, which means it will fit seamlessly into any house built during the Victorian period and up to the present day, as it will pick up ogee details in skirting boards, architraves, and furniture, both period and modern. 

This cornice is a popular choice with customers restoring Victorian terraced houses, And other Victorian and Edwardian properties that have ceilings of average height or slightly above. 

With a drop and a projection of 6 inches, it extends further across the ceiling than it does down the wall. This makes external corners particularly attractive features, especially around chimney breasts and the other architectural elements of Victorian and Edwardian houses. 

As can be seen from the pictures opposite, this is a cornice that can be used throughout the house. It will look good in kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, always giving them some unmistakable Victorian style. 

We make each length of cornice individually by hand, using the same techniques and materials that were used in Victorian times.