...Our homeland churches and how to study them (1912)
Heath, Sidney H · London : The Homeland Assoc., Ltd. · leaf 206
r (155-2). Thereare seven chamfers, the plain, the hollowed, the sunk, theswelled, the wavy, the ogee and the bracket. The plain(155-2) is cut simply across leaving a flat face diagonallyplaced as regards the original faces of the stone or timber.If hollowed (155-3) it is gouged out with a gouge so… … I. A—faces, B—square edge. 2. Stopped chamfer. 3. Hollow chamferand stop. 4. Sunk chamfer. 5. Swelled chamfer. 6. Wavy chamfer.7. The bracket. 8. Rounded oft. 9. Bowtell. 10. Pointed bowtell. II, Pear-shaped bowtell. 12. Chamfered bowtell. 13. Filleted bowtell. 14. Roll and triple fillet. 156 Our…
Architecture (Ecclesiastical), Gt. br.: England
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