Mounded texture plaster difficulty

[dennisb]

I have a 1925 home that has an unusual mounded rolling texture of the plaster (hills and valleys of 5-6cm). I believe I was told it may have been applied as balls of plaster shaped onto the wall.The pics attempt to show the texture.

I am having windows replaced throughout the house. This plaster curves over the windows as the window trim casement. I am assuming the plaster is not going to fully survive the window replacement. Does anyone know how specialized this type of work is? I can't even find similar pics on line to come up with an accurate name. Having a tough time finding skilled plaster craftsman in my area of Grand Rapids, Michigan.

 

[Danny]

@malc seems like someone who may know more

 

[zombie]

It's hideous mate!!!

Over board & skim!!!

 

[beader]

If you pay my travel and expenses and hook me up with some local milfs i would be more than happy to sort it out for you.

 

[tcd]

Looks similar to farm house type effect, bordering on Spanish plaster effect, one is obtained by using a gauging trowel the other with a flat trowel, a closer picture would determine the correct way to remedy your problem

 

[Nicm]

@Heritage Plasters

 

[Pagey]

Don’t look like it’s been touched since 1925 furniture still from that era as well

 

[johniosaif]

The winner of the Xmas bonus ball can go into the draw to go to Michigan ,cowboys a plenty ,you’ll feel at home ,19 numbers available

 

[Heritage Plasters]

Hard to see much from the pictures but it almost looks like they did a pebble dash technique and then painted it a dozen times. Going to be hard to match that. Have any close up of the texture?