Baguette moldings were very common in fine rooms from the late 1800s to the 1920s.

Often they were attached between the wallpaper border and the cornice, or the white ceiling color was painted a bit down the wall and the baguette strip had to mark the border between wallpaper and ceiling. Also very useful as a replacement for wallpaper border. Nailed with brass nails. Can be taken down and put up again when redecorating.

Available for purchase in our stores.