A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 141
der them, as at thehalls of Eltham Palace, and ChristChurch, Oxford, &c. Herring-bone Work, masonry in which the stones arelaid aslant instead ofbeing bedded fiat;it is very commonlyfound in rough wall-ing, and occasionally,in the Norman style,iu ashlar work,Square tiles are some-times arranged… … Hahd-iiion =^ Andiron. Hahse, or Haunch of an arch:that part between the vertexand the springing. Hatcii, or Hatched Obna-mbht. See Moulding. Haueebe. See illustrationsto Brass. Headeii, a brick or stone, ofwhich the longest dimension is in the thickness of the wall. Heaumhi. See illustrations…
