A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 195
this manner, e.g. a chantry chapel. [See Chapel.] Pargeting, or Pergeting, called also Targe-work: theterm appears formerly to havebeen used in several senses,sometimes for plain plasteringon walls, hut usually for suchas was made ornamental; thiswas effected hy mouldings, fo-liage, figures, and… … Parge-boabd — Bargo-boa.nl. I (2.) A set of dressings or orna-Pabiveli^I/) A chimney-piece; | ments for a fireplace. ^axgztmg— Pax. T89 are often to be found with the exterior ornamented withpargeting; in the market-place at Newark is a woodenhouse with small figures and canopies over them in…
