A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 257
n no-ticed is at ComptonChurch, Surrey ; it istransition character fromNorman to Early English,consisting of a series ofsmall octagonal shaftswith carved capitals sup-porting plain semicircu-lar arches, and forms thefront of an upper chapel \over the eastern part ofthe chancel. Of the Early English… … Stuntnn ISarcuwt, Oson-, c. last). ago Scrim. the upper part formed of a aeries of open arches. Thatat Stanton Harcourt is of wood, but is late in the style.Specimens of wooden screens of Decorated date remain atSparsholt, Berks., and in the north aisle of the choir ofChester Cathedral; these have…
