A moulding or beading around a window ("light"), holding the glass in place.

The form of wooden window frame moulding frequently employed on a railway carriage, where the frame overlaps the side of the vehicle as well as the (recessed) glass.

A raised moulding covering the junction of two surfaces. Seen on panelling, doors and fireplaces. Generally late seventeenth century in date.

A projecting molding round a panel. Same as Bilection.

Heavy raised molding which appears to be carved when installed to a door surface.

A molding that projects from the surface of a panel.