A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 126
a parapet or cornices. (Plate 37.) Bn»iwi«*B«k,«■-■■. tt In height 120 feet to the corbi/f table Will of Henry VI., Nichols, p. 303. The corbell table w1 new stone alle upward, in height iiij fote di. Reperacions done within the Kyngs Towr of London. Temp. Hen. VIII.Baileys Hist, of the Tower,… … occurs in frequent use a species of corhelwhich may perhaps be best described as;i Mask. The inventor must have had the appearance of a grotesque head isproduced by the effect of light and shadowonly; as at Warmington, Plate 28.—(From Mr. Twopenys Specimens ofCapitals, privately printed.) When…
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