or covered.Cup, a drinking vessel susceptible of a gr eat N ?=^ No. 32.—Vol. 11, deal of ornament. Both the figures given arefrom antique oiiginals, and are capable ofsuggesting very many beautiful designs. Cornice, the upper part of the entablature. ^ Crosses in Heraldry. … 1. C. Crosslet. 2. Potent. 3. Nowy. 4. Pointed. 5. Maltese. 6. Rayonnant. 7. Humetty. 8. C. Pall. 9. Engrailed. 10. Patriarchal. 11. Raguly. 12. St. George. 13. Moline. 14. Patonce. 15. Fleury. 16. Pierced. 17. Fusils in C.IS. Voided. (To be continued.) 52 THE DECORATORS ASSISTANT, Having already…
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