Usage examples (11)

• The lip and base have the favorite ovolo moulding; the body has two rows of fluting separated by a transverse band, charged with leaves, and with a swan in the centre.
• Finally, attention may be called to the ASTRAGAL or PEARL-BEADING just under the ovolo in Figs. 61, 71.
• The common base moulding resembles in form or contour a quirked ovolo reversed; there are, however, many exceptions.
• I should prefer however to have only the ovolo of the Abacus carved, and it's cavetto plain, as may be seen in Scamozz Chambray's edition B.II. chapt.