This is a timeless classic plaster cornice, with a central cove and ogee and stepped mouldings to the top and bottom members, with a drop and projection of around 5 1/2 inches.

This size of cornice is suitable for rooms with ceiling heights that are at least of average height or above. The sort of ceiling heights that are typically found in Victorian and Edwardian terraces and semi-detached, which has made this an extremely popular choice with customers who are renovating Victorian and Edwardian houses. 

Although Victorian in style, this is one of those cornices that won't look out of place in any age of property, the ogee elements of the design, matching skirting boards and architraves, most of which for the last 250 years have featured similar ogee curves. 

It is a cornice frequently chosen for new builds and extensions where it matches, particularly well high-quality internal joinery and fittings. 

It is also one of those plaster cornices that can be used throughout a property, looking good in every room of the house.