But it sounds like the reeding is in the flute. Seen these, where the "reed" is truncated.





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As I remember, these are called reeded columns.
Ralph
 

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My son is writing a paper on Brunelleschi   (Renaissance architect) and wants to know what the little outward bump is   called within the valley of the flute at the lower portion of some fluted   columns. I know it adds proportion and rustication, but can anyone tell me   what these things are called?
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