pila
pila.
1. Plain, unmoulded, undecorated, detached rectangular or square masonry pier, square or rectangular on plan, with no allusions to the Orders whatsoever, also termed pillar.
2. Font on a free-standing shaft, as opposed to one fixed to a wall or a bracket.
3. Plain block set on a column, etc., supporting a roof.
4. Antique mortar or plastered finish.
1. Plain, unmoulded, undecorated, detached rectangular or square masonry pier, square or rectangular on plan, with no allusions to the Orders whatsoever, also termed pillar.
2. Font on a free-standing shaft, as opposed to one fixed to a wall or a bracket.
3. Plain block set on a column, etc., supporting a roof.
4. Antique mortar or plastered finish.
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