A glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1845)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford : J. H. Parker · leaf 342
ts,or pillars, which are very usuallymade like balusters, and encir-cled with bands of rude mould-ings ; these generally have capi-tals, or imposts, formed of longstones reaching entirely throughthe wall; in some instances thebalusters are oblong in plan, vas in the tower of St. Michaelschurch,… … 1 This kind of construction is occa-sionally to be met with in work of everydate, especially over the heads of open-ings which were not conspicuous, as onthe north side of the chancel of Kings-thorpe church, Northamptonshire, andover the belfry windows of the church of(ioodnestone, nearWingham,…
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