A dictionary of architecture and building; biographical, historical and descriptive (1901)
Sturgis, Russell, 1836-1909 · New York, Macmillan · leaf 390
chthere are no more specific terms. Thus, thestiles of a window sash may extend below therail, to afford greater support for the tenons ofthe latter, these downward projections beingcalled joggles. Again, the term is applied, indefault of a more accurate one, to such piecesof stonecutting as enable… … JORGLE : HOOD OVER FlREPLACK, THE LiNTELBUILT OF StONKS MUTUALLY SUPPORTING ONEA.VOTHER BY .loOfiLKS ; 14th Century ; Edlino- HAM Castle, Northumberland. of stones dovetailed together and further se-cured by joggles, and in like manner the elabo-rate polychromatic masonry of some mediaeval,and many…
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