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)
elaboratemanner,but Y ^-^ S:the locks, the bolts,and even the nailswith which the doorwas studded, all de-serve notice. It is true that welack the existing re-mains of doors indomestic work, butwe are fully suppliedwith materials in ec-clesiastical architec-ture. The door of thechurch and the… … • For further information on this sub-ject, see the articles in the Glossary ofArchitecture, upon Door, Hinge, Iron- work, Lock, Escutcheon, Scroll, andMetal-work. Also the splendid worklately published by Mr. Digby Wyatt. 104 DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE: FOURTEENTH CENTURY. latter pourtrayed in the…
Architecture, Domestic
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