Some account of domestic architecture in England from Edward I to Richard II, with notices of foreign examples and numerous illustrations of existing remains from original drawings (1882)
s at Ilaby, and in the bishops palace at Wells. The prin-cipal entrance was through the passage behind the screen,called the entry; the fire was on a hearth in the middle ofthe hall under the louvre: at the further end, opposite tothe entrance, was the dais or platform raised on two steps a In a… … INTERIOR OF THE HALL, GREAT MALVERN, WORCESTERSHIRE. THE ROOF OF THE HALL. 35 and boarded, on which the high table was placed. The othertables were long and narrow, arranged on each side andextending the whole length of it from the dais to thescreen. The floor of the hall itself was either of…
Architecture, Domestic
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