A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1905)
Parker, John Henry, · J. Parker and Co., · leaf 35
ng suits, as in the Deco-rated ityie. A similar ornamentis of frequent occurrence in thetwelfth century in the west ofFrance, but not in the fourteenthcentury. As to its origin thereare several theories. One that itrepresented the Pomegranate, andwas introduced out of compli-ment to Queen Eleanor… … Spirr, SnUslmry Ciithsdial, r. lWd. Eacwetib (Fr.)tasmall mould- mo Balcony, a projecting galleryin front of a window, supportedusually by consoles, brackets,eautalivers, or pillars, and fre-quently surrounded by a Balus-trade. Balpachino, BALDEftTTCH (Lat.Baldakinust Anglicft Bawde-kin), 1. a…
