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)
ester in the northerngable, two glass windows, one having the shield of the king, and the otherthe shield of the late count of Provence; and also to make two small glass Ellis, Early Metrical Romances, vol. thing superior to the wooden shutter, the ii. p. 120. Beryl was sometimes used lattice-work… … ■^TTCTrmVil, 1L11..U , ■Liiriiiii^iiiinii rTiTiiiiiiiiniih|yiniuiiinm immi iiiiVini lll^lMWl^^llllllll|llllUlhlr^^^^^T^WFlWfrff^^^t^m^lw ilwwmini iiniuiliSrpwTTTWWW—twfwi^ WINDOW AT THE END OF THE HALL, IN THE OLD PALACE OF THE BISHOP OF WINCHESTER. SOUTH WARE..
Architecture, Domestic
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