If you live in a 1920/30s house - what are your skirting boards like? <boring thread alert>

[LindaBoughtAPeaShooter]

And if you could go so far as to post a picture I would be very grateful.

Previous owners of our house weren't fans and had ripped out all original and replaced them with planks (stained dark brown) - coupled with lovely contrasting edging of retro-fitted laminate. We're starting again with the skirting and flooring but I'm not sure whether to just go very plain and simple or a bit fancier (more 'period'). We have reasonably high ceilings and picture rails if that's relevant (although they are not all the same from room to room).

[AndNoneForGretchenWieners]

Ours are quite tall with a curved bevel effect. Our house is mid 30s.

[gingerhousecat]

Lambs tail here

[gingerhousecat]

Oops I mean lambs tounge !

[Chewbecca]

About to take a pic but mine are exactly the same as witchmountain's. House was built late 1920s.

[TeddyBee]

8 inch with a plain curved top - they're a bugger to match.

[lashy]

In our old house most of the original skirting had been ripped out and replaced with something much shorter - which looked dreadful.
We found some of the original inside a cupboard and got it all re-instated. Looked so much better!
It was 9" Ogee.

[FanDabbyFloozy]

Same as witchmountain's - 8 inches and curved.