Tooth frieze
The tooth frieze is a decorative element typically found on classicist furniture. It consists of individual rectangular or square wooden plates which, when put together at regular intervals, form a band. Because of the square cross-section of the individual pieces of wood, the tooth frieze is also called a cube moulding.
Toothed friezes are mainly found below the edge of panels on chests of drawers or below cornices on cupboards.
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