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)
wer has a richly carved panelled ceilingof work which has all the character of the fourteenth cen-tury, yet there is no doubt that this tower was entirelyfitted up and almost rebuilt (though the outer walls areolder) by Lord William Howard, better known as beltedWill, in the time of Elizabeth or… … INXERIOK OF THE HALL. SUTTON COURTEKAT, BERKSHIRE CHAPTER II. THE HALL. Our examination of the Domestic Architecture of thefourteenth century would scarcely be complete, unless wemade some enquiry into the interior arrangements of thedwelling. From the walls we naturally turn our attentionto the…
Architecture, Domestic
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