1) Beaded edge 2) Carved ornament 3) Elaborate molding 
embossed decoration or fluting on silverware
The continuous convex curves or reeding on metalwork, also used on furniture and ceramics. Gadrooned borders are made up of interlocking, repeated common bosses, the resulting effect producing a circle that appears to be in motion. Some european tin-glaze earthenwares have painted gadroon borders known as false gadrooning, that attempt to produce a...
Ornamental decoration of continuous reeding, either vertically, horizontally or twisted. First used on 17th century silverware
decorative moulding of repetitive curving convex flutes, used on borders etc.
A gadroon or godroon is a moulding composed of a series of convex flutes and curves joined to form a decorative pattern, used especially as an edge to silver articles.