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Default Term for the ornate stern of ships like HMS Victory

Do you mean the gilded carved work which was often referred to as
‘gingerbread’?


Dec 30, 9:19*pm, Every time wrote:
My question might be too estoteric for this group, but thought I'd
give it a try anyway.

I am trying to think of the term used to describe the ornate sterns of
ships such as the HMS Victory, with the windows and the gold
scrollwork, etc. It's on the tip of my tongue - I used to know what it
was called - but it just won't come to me.

Not fretwork, or cottagework, or Tudorwork, but something along those
lines.

Any help appreciated.


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