corbels's Usage Examples:

Although from a small area, the architectural fragments include columns and their capitals, decorative corbels, lintels and finely carved architraves.

belfry floor, which rests on stone corbels.

1904, the footways being carried on granite corbels, on which are mounted cornices and open parapets.

East wall: dominated by a two-centred wooden arch on heavy decorated corbels, inserted in restoration of 1873.

The nave has a low-pitched roof with arched braces having pierced spandrels and resting on large angel corbels.

feature brickwork - soldiers; brick on edge; corbels; dentil courses; setting out; uses; band courses; decorative panels.

acanthus carved corbels.

high, the corbels of which are adorned with almost obliterated heads, probably representing the guardian deities of the city.

ceiled roof showing exposed tie beams supported on corbels and short braces.

thick, is pierced by three square gates surmounted by a range of blind arches and a double row of projecting corbels, with holes in which the poles of the awning were placed.

One 14th century window has an elegant curved ogee arch and there are attractively carved corbels around other windows.

Chancel arch truss distinguished by its angular wooden corbels; the roof between the trusses paneled over in wood.

carved stone corbels.

Synonyms:

bracket, truss, wall bracket,

Antonyms:

kern, take, inactivity, block,