英语词汇“gadroon”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

gadroon

/ɡəˈdruːn

noun

A decorative edging on metal or wood formed by parallel rounded strips (reeding) like inverted fluting.Wire was applied until the mid-1820's, the technique having run concurrently with applied decorative borders - first the bead, then the gadroon and finally, the foliate and shell motifs - since the 1790's....

Notice how alternating floral blossoms on bifurcated stems are superimposed on the flutes between each of the gadroons.
Furthermore, the gadroon is filled up with a welt, and the welt covers the stitching in the gadroon.

Derivatives

gadrooned

adjective ...

The gadrooned column and lobed bun feet of the games table illustrated in Figure 5 are typical of the heavy silhouettes associated with the late 1820s and the 1830s, and the use of ebony or ebonized wood emphasizes these elements.
In both pattern books and extant artifacts, quilted feathers resemble the gadrooned edgings of seventeenth-and eighteenth-century furniture and fine metalwares.
The edges and joints are dressed with slender sterling silver wire, both plain and delicately gadrooned, which more durably conceals the copper at the edges than plated moldings.

gadrooning

noun ...

The delicate gadrooning on the foot and lid rim and the bell-shaped finial are features of the late phases of the rococo style and were fashionable in Philadelphia silver made just prior to the American Revolution.
The unorthodox carved decoration of the ears of the crest rail and the gadrooning applied under the seat rails as well as the modern-looking surface led some scholars to conclude that this set was out of period.
Many are decorated with a different pattern on either side of the handle, usually gadrooning on one side and repeated circular dimples on the other.

Origin

Late 17th century: from French godron, probably related to goder 'to pucker', also to godet.

单词	gadroon
释义	gadroon /ɡəˈdruːn / noun A decorative edging on metal or wood formed by parallel rounded strips (reeding) like inverted fluting.Wire was applied until the mid-1820's, the technique having run concurrently with applied decorative borders - first the bead, then the gadroon and finally, the foliate and shell motifs - since the 1790's.... Notice how alternating floral blossoms on bifurcated stems are superimposed on the flutes between each of the gadroons. Furthermore, the gadroon is filled up with a welt, and the welt covers the stitching in the gadroon. Derivatives gadrooned adjective ... The gadrooned column and lobed bun feet of the games table illustrated in Figure 5 are typical of the heavy silhouettes associated with the late 1820s and the 1830s, and the use of ebony or ebonized wood emphasizes these elements. In both pattern books and extant artifacts, quilted feathers resemble the gadrooned edgings of seventeenth-and eighteenth-century furniture and fine metalwares. The edges and joints are dressed with slender sterling silver wire, both plain and delicately gadrooned, which more durably conceals the copper at the edges than plated moldings. gadrooning noun ... The delicate gadrooning on the foot and lid rim and the bell-shaped finial are features of the late phases of the rococo style and were fashionable in Philadelphia silver made just prior to the American Revolution. The unorthodox carved decoration of the ears of the crest rail and the gadrooning applied under the seat rails as well as the modern-looking surface led some scholars to conclude that this set was out of period. Many are decorated with a different pattern on either side of the handle, usually gadrooning on one side and repeated circular dimples on the other. Origin Late 17th century: from French godron, probably related to goder 'to pucker', also to godet.
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