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The Decorator's assistant (1847)

[London : W. Gibbs] · leaf 198

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drawn through the chief point. Thus the fieldis gules, a chief argent. He beareth gules a chief crenelle. Contrast (in architecture), the avoiding ofthe representation of the same thing in orderto please by variety. Cordon, the edge of a stone in the exteriorof an edifice.Core, the interior of a… … portion of a young virgin ; but by others re-ferred to Egyptian origin. For an account ofthe Corinthian capital, see the first page of theDecorators Assistant. Corner-Piece, an ornament placed at the

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