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)
ord, hasvery fine original iron-work, and though the interior ofthe hall has been spoiled, enough remains to shew thatit was a fine example of the hall of the fourteenth century,and does not difier from the hall of a baronial mansion ofthe same period. There is some remarkably fine iron-… … Although many windows of tliis period were glazed, yetmany others, especially in the servants apartments andoffices, continued to be protected only by canvas, as atBishopsAuckland, Durham, for thewindows of theporters lodge, orby wooden shut-ters within, andiron gratings calledgrilles on the…
Architecture, Domestic
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