| DADO | Relative love for decorative skirting (4) |
| EGGS | General word for decorative objects designed by jeweller Peter Carl Faberge for Russian, British and other royal families (4) |
| LACE | Some palaces have it for decorative purposes (4) |
| GOLD | With the Latin name aurum, a metal gilded onto some styles of Satsuma or Imari ware for decorative accents; or, the centre of an archery target (4) |
| GOLDLEAF | Go to Longford with folio for decorative foil (4,4) |
| GOLDFISHBOWL | Round tank for decorative fish (8,4) |
| CRAFTSHOP | Store for decorative objects (5,4) |
| GIFT | Word linking with "wrap" for decorative paper used to conceal items described in 106 Across (4) |
| WROUGHTIRON | A pure form of a particular metal, often used for decorative work such as gates and furniture (7,4) |
| ORNAMENTALS | Plants (referred to by the horticultural industry) grown for decorative purposes rather than for food (11) |
| DETAIL | It led a fashion for decorative stitching on clothes, for example (6) |
| CYMAS | Word, from "billow, pregnant, swollen, wave", for swelling buds, blooming flowers, burgeoning sprouts, S-shaped mouldings or for decorative curves in stone (5) |
| PICOT | Old Scot receiving nothing for decorative edging (5) |
| STUCCO | Mixture for decorative use on buildings (6) |
| ORMOLU | Gilded brass or bronze used for decorative purposes (6) |
| NAILHEAD | Arrest principal for decorative device (8) |
| PRESSEDFLOWER | Having little time on river for decorative object (7,6) |
| FROSTWORK | Forks out about two rand for decorative icing? (9) |
| ORIGAMI | Payment from right foreign friend for decorative art |
| FILIGREE | Payment one girl unexpectedly received for decorative work |
