Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
hree benches, and three stools*. This washowever the hall of an ecclesiastical fraternity, the hall of acontemporary layman might perhaps have had rather morefurniture. But as far as we are able to judge from thepaintings found in manu-scripts of this period, thefurniture of the chief apart-ment… … Saat in the Hall. the annearanCP of COATSP F™™ the MS. of the Eomance of Alexander, Bodl.SOO. planks roughly nailed to the wall. Upon the dais theduke is seated on a chair overhung with a canopy ofred and green hangings; the chair is constructed without Imprimis, In aula, pelves ij et…
Architecture, Domestic
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