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Definition of guilloche in English: guillochenoun ɡɪˈləʊʃɡɪˈlɒʃɡəˈlōSH mass nounOrnamentation resembling braided or interlaced ribbons. a wide strip of eight-strand guilloche as modifier a guilloche border Example sentencesExamples - The stand is decorated with a complex array of stamped motifs in registers, including guilloches, disk-and-lozenge motifs, outlined tongues, and linked shield bosses, separated by groups of incised bands.
- The reused pithos is decorated in relief with a guilloche band and a register of cranes.
- For example, Deacon John Moore is affiliated with the foliated vine group; Aaron Cook with the ogee molding group; and William Buell with the guilloche group.
- In the eastern part there was a large lekane with two registers of impressed relief decoration: one with a guilloche band, and the other with alternating cranes and sphinxes.
- The egg is enamelled in cobalt blue on a shell of guilloche (elaborately patterned) sterling silver.
- The most jealously guarded technical secret of his workshops, and their main claim to fame, was their transparent, or guilloche, enamel.
- Registers of incised lotus chains, guilloche, and wave patterns, separated by sets of ridges, decorate the surface of the Azoria piece.
- In the carpet a foliate guilloche border replaced the geometric, more architectural guilloche border of the drawing.
- They had at their disposal more than 140 colors of enamel and dozens of guilloche patterns.
- The oval shape, the guilloche, or engine-turned, ground overlaid with translucent enamel, and the contrasts of translucent and opaque areas are all copied from French boxes.
- In addition, the decoration incorporates translucent, opaque, guilloche, and champleve enamels as well as a garland of cast-gold and enameled flowers.
Origin Mid 19th century: from French guillochis, denoting the ornamentation, or guilloche, a carving tool. Definition of guilloche in US English: guillochenounɡəˈlōSH Architectural ornamentation resembling braided or interlaced ribbons. a wide strip of eight-strand guilloche as modifier a guilloche border Example sentencesExamples - For example, Deacon John Moore is affiliated with the foliated vine group; Aaron Cook with the ogee molding group; and William Buell with the guilloche group.
- In addition, the decoration incorporates translucent, opaque, guilloche, and champleve enamels as well as a garland of cast-gold and enameled flowers.
- The most jealously guarded technical secret of his workshops, and their main claim to fame, was their transparent, or guilloche, enamel.
- In the eastern part there was a large lekane with two registers of impressed relief decoration: one with a guilloche band, and the other with alternating cranes and sphinxes.
- In the carpet a foliate guilloche border replaced the geometric, more architectural guilloche border of the drawing.
- The reused pithos is decorated in relief with a guilloche band and a register of cranes.
- Registers of incised lotus chains, guilloche, and wave patterns, separated by sets of ridges, decorate the surface of the Azoria piece.
- They had at their disposal more than 140 colors of enamel and dozens of guilloche patterns.
- The oval shape, the guilloche, or engine-turned, ground overlaid with translucent enamel, and the contrasts of translucent and opaque areas are all copied from French boxes.
- The stand is decorated with a complex array of stamped motifs in registers, including guilloches, disk-and-lozenge motifs, outlined tongues, and linked shield bosses, separated by groups of incised bands.
- The egg is enamelled in cobalt blue on a shell of guilloche (elaborately patterned) sterling silver.
Origin Mid 19th century: from French guillochis, denoting the ornamentation, or guilloche, a carving tool. |