Mrs. Braefield evidently felt some pride as she led Kenelm through the handsome hall, paved with Malvern tiles and adorned with Scagliola columns, and into a drawing-room furnished with much taste and opening on a spacious flower-garden.
"Kenelm Chillingly, Book 5."
Edward Bulwer-Lytton
The productions of the rival photographer were distinguished by a pillar of variegated marble, or possibly Scagliola, on which the person portrayed leaned, bent, or propped himself in every phase of graceful discomfort.
"Collections and Recollections"
George William Erskine Russell
Shadows, too, high up the horizon, penetrate into the room, and strike across the variegated Scagliola floor, and upon a table in the centre, on which a silver tray is placed, with glasses of lemonade.
"The Italians"
Frances Elliot