en·tab·la·ture 
(ĕn-tăblə-chr′)
(ĕn-tăblə-chr′)n.
The horizontal upper section of a classical building, resting on columns and consisting of an architrave, frieze, and cornice.
[Obsolete French, from Italian intavolatura, from intavolare, to put on a table : in-, in, on (from Latin; see EN-1) + tavola, table (from Latin tabula, board).]
entablatureIonic order entablature
A. cornice
B. frieze
C. architrave
D. entablature