Old cottages and farmhouses in Kent and Sussex (1900)
Dawber, E. Guy (Edward Guy), 1861-, Davie, W. Galsworthy, ill · London : B. T. Batsford · leaf 32
es are weathered up to the base of the no lead is used at all, but the detail of the oversailino- the general arrangement of the caps is almost identical hem, showing how the tradition was handed on from louse. See figs. [6 and 17. of Sussex and Kent where stone was freely v <»f the cottages are… … of the stone was such that it did not lend itself to the customaryseparate shafts, formed of thin slabs, set on edge one over the other, like the NorthamptonshireC and Yorkshire chimneys, and L to take them up in ordinary C CaP it- iji stone walling would nave made them altogether too cumbrous and…
Architecture, Domestic -- England
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