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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)

Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 282

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gs, were very frequentlyornamented with small buttressesand pinnacles ; crockets, finials,and pinnacles, were also abun-dantly used on the canopies;pedestals were very common, par-ticularly in niches with project-ing canopies, and in such caseswere either carried on corbels orrose from other… … WsJjjoJ* St^AmlrtWl, Norfolk. JUabemark. 275 panelling, which wore so profusely introduced, weresometimes deeply recessed and made to receive figures,and these varied considerably in form, but of the morelegitimate tabernacles the general character did not differvery materially, althoughthere was…

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