An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 155
d daggers. The point of intersection of the mullions is curiousl) maskedwith a ro.sette. The moldings of the tracery and the window arch are of one order. Norbury, Derbyshire: East IVindoic of Chance/.—This is a window of fi\e lights withintersecting mullions. In this wa\- there are produced two… … V. 15. Ford, .Sussex FLOWiN(; rk.\( i:k\ 631 of the lower lights |)r()(liices seven lobes. The peculiarit)- of the clesijrn consists in thepresence of three uprit;ht burs in the tnicery, making- havoc of the tracery. lioth the Norburywindows are more orii^nnal than successful, and are almost wholly…
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