An introduction to English church architecture : from the eleventh to the sixteenth century (1913)
Bond, Francis, d. 1918 · London : H. Milford · leaf 66
ndy andEngland is that illustrated from Compton, Surrey {498), where two vertical faces areseparated by a straight chamfer ; in variants at Harmston, Lincolnshire (488), andSt. Mary, Shrewsbury (498), the lower vertical face is omitted. Much more often,however, in both counties, there is a hollow… … L. \V. R. ABoxgrove Priory B 54^ ENGLISH CHURCH ARCHITIXTURE hollow chamfer : moreover, between the upper vertical face and the hollow chamfer,as at South Stoke and St. Davids (503), is cut an anj^Tilar notch or quirk ; this quirkmay also be repeated below. Turning to the Gothic al)acus. the…
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