BRACKETS
Sometimes called a corbel, a console, or a modillion, a bracket is an element which projects from a wall to support a weight, or, in the case of plaster brackets, give the illusion of supporting weight. | Items in this group are used primarily as decorative accent pieces, with no specific architectural function, ranging from small to large in size.
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These are medium-sized standard archway brackets, typically found in Bay Area Victorians.
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The modillion series. A modillion is a horizontal bracket, in the form of a scroll with acanthus leaf detailing, usually seen supporting a cornice.
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The largest of our brackets fall into this category, either oversized interior archway brackets or large façade modillions. Make a statement.
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