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guilloche
[ gi-lohsh ]
noun
- an ornamental pattern or border, as in architecture, consisting of paired ribbons or lines flowing in interlaced curves around a series of circular voids.
guilloche
/ ɡɪˈɒʃ /
noun
- an ornamental band or border with a repeating pattern of two or more interwoven wavy lines, as in architecture
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of guilloche1
1855–60; < French: graining tool < ?
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51Թ History and Origins
Origin of guilloche1
C19: from French: tool used in ornamental work, perhaps from Guillaume William
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It is made up of two panels, with the largest showing large, colourful flowers surrounded by bands of intertwining strands - a motif known as a guilloche.
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As the dig worked eastward, a decorative ribbon known as a guilloche appeared.
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But above the battery of mercury-vapor lamps, you could still see — 90 feet overhead — a riot of filigree domes, twisting guilloches, scrollwork and statuary.
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In fact, we find six different kinds of guilloche on the truly masterful dial.
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All of the dials are solid gold and embellished with a special guilloche pattern.
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