Egg-and-Dart is a classical decorative moulding consisting of alternating oval (\'egg\') and pointed (\'dart\') motifs. Originating in Ancient Greek architecture, it became a hallmark of Georgian, Regency and Victorian decorative design, appearing on cornices, ceiling roses, mirrors, fireplaces and fine furniture. It remains one of the most recognisable ornamental motifs in classical architecture. Related Terms\ Ceiling Rose, Classical Architecture, Cornice, Egg-and-Dart Moulding, Neo-Classicism.