Stones at the external corner or edge of a wall emphasized by size, projection, rustication, or by a different finish.
Reinforcement at wall edges of a building, often in contrasting masonry (size and color) from the rest of the building.
Blocks of stone forming external corners of masonry walls.
the corner stones of a wall.
Units of cut stone or brick used to accentuate the vertical corners of buildings
Stones or blocks reinforcing or accenting the corners of a building.
Finished stones that construct the corner of a building.
the dressed stones at the angle of a building, or distinctive brickwork in this position.
dressed stones at the corners of buildings, usually laid so their faces are alternately large and small. Most often in a contrasting color of brick from the rest of the wall. Common accent in Georgian homes.
Decorative brick elements on the corners of a house.
Stone blocks or bricks ornamenting the outside walls of a building.
the dressed stones at the corners of buildings, usually laid so that their faces are alternately large and small.
distinctive stones set at the corners of a building from top to bottom as reinforcement; in Oregon, wooden quoins imitating those of stone are often a decorative element in buildings built in the Second Empire style.
Cut stones used at the corners of buildings
Stone at the corner of a wall emphasized by size, projection, rustification, or by a different finish.
