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Classic Cornice 43
Height: 12.1cmProjection: 10.6cmLength: 244cm
£32.64 Incl. VAT£27.20 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Classic Cornice 44
Rated 5.00 out of 5
Height: 11.9cmProjection: 11.5cmLength: 244cm
£37.03 Incl. VAT£30.86 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Classic Cornice 45
Height: 8.8cmProjection: 8.8cmLength: 244cm
£23.64 Incl. VAT£19.70 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Classic ‘Dentil’ Cornice 8
Height: 11.8cmProjection: 11.7cmLength: 200cm
£53.19 Incl. VAT£44.33 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Classic ‘Dentil’ Cornice 14
Height: 9.4cmProjection: 9.4cmLength: 200cm
£47.01 Incl. VAT£39.18 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Premier Cornice 50
Height: 12.8cmProjection: 12.8cmLength: 244cm
£54.02 Incl. VAT£45.02 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Premier ‘Egg & Dart’ Cornice 51
Height: 12.8cmProjection: 12.8cmLength: 200cm
£46.10 Incl. VAT£38.42 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Premier Cornice 52
Height: 17.4cmProjection: 17.4cmLength: 240cm
£79.28 Incl. VAT£66.07 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Premier ‘Dentil’ Cornice 88
Height: 12.8cmProjection: 12.8cmLength: 244cm
£59.23 Incl. VAT£49.36 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample
Premier ‘Swan Neck’ Cornice 86
Height: 27.3cmProjection: 35cmLength: 200cm
£222.47 Incl. VAT£185.39 Excl. VAT More Info Order Sample

Victorian Coving

We have more easy fit Victorian coving and cornice designs than any other online company. This means a greater choice of profiles and prices options for you. Below we have selected some of the most appropriate to the Victorian era, however this by no means all that are suited to this era please also look at our main Cornice and Coving page as well.

Choosing the right profile.

The Victorian era ran from 1837 to 1901 and in that time Victorian coving and cornice styles changed dramatically, reflecting changing architectural fashion. In general, early Victorian era architecture was more grand and often ornate, featuring patterns like egg and dart or dentils. Later Victorian coving and cornice styles were often more linear and plain. For you this means that, unless you want to be accurate to an exact date, you can choose from many of the linear or ornate profiles available.

The Victorians also tended to have grander, or more ornate, cornices in rooms that would be seen by visitors. In private rooms, like bedrooms, coving or cornice would usually become smaller and simpler. Servants quarters, usually in the highest level in the house, would have only a very plain coving, if anything at all.

What to do next.

Please explore our site but, if you’re unsure about anything, then please do give us a call – we’re here to help. And, don’t forget, you can order samples as well.