Prior, Edward S. (Edward Schröder), 1852-1932 · London : G. Bell and Sons · leaf 417
the character-istic ogee-niche richly crocketed andmoulded, and flanked by pinnacles.This form is shown {b, fig. 309) in the beautiful double-niched tomb-coverat Stanton Harcourt, which was used as the Easter sepulchre. Thelower storey of St. Werburghs shrine at Chester is a similarly… … ?oS. LANCASTER. STALLS. After 1330 the ogee canopy becamecommon in the east: but, as early as 1300,was the doorway to the Norwich cloister where the radiating niche-heads set inthe arch are alternately straight lined andogee. ^^^^■^,rf1 a •I
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