| SCRIMSHAW | Sailors' carved or scratched bone art (9) |
| SCORED | Either played successfully or scratched (6) |
| HEAD | Something shaken or scratched |
| CURLICUES | Intricate ornamental flourishes or twists, carved or made with a pen (9) |
| STATUETTE | Small carved or moulded figure (9) |
| CARTOUCHE | A carved or cast ornamental tablet in the form of a scroll (9) |
| GARLAND | A wreath of flowers and/or foliage; a carved or painted representation of said floral/foliated festoon; a literary anthology or miscellany, aka a florilegium; or, a distinction or prize (7) |
| SWAG | Ornamental festoon or garland of drapery, flowers, foliage, fruit, linen etc; a carved or painted representation of thus; or, the boodle or booty of a burglar (4) |
| STATUE | Carved or cast work of art (6) |
| CAMEOS | They're carved or engraved in small parts (6) |
| STATUARY | Carved or sculpted figures |
| FIGURINE | A small carved or sculpted representation of the human form (8) |
| ROSETTE | In architecture, a round carved or moulded ornament |
| STELA | A carved or inscribed stone slab (5) |
| STATUES | Carved or cast figures (7) |
| DIPTYCH | Artwork consisting of two distinct but connected parts, each carved or painted (7) |
| CORBEIL | French word for a little basket, especially a stony architectural type depicted overflowing with carved or sculpted flowers and fruit (7) |
| ORNATE | Are not carved or over-embellished (6) |
| SCORECARD | Motor, scratched outside, needed by a golfer? (9) |
| EURYTHMIC | Harmonious Mercury hit, one side scratched, unfortunately (9) |
