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)
gement of the screensor passage under the music gallery, is preserved in most ofthe college halls of Oxford and Cambridge. THE LAVATORY. Behind the screen, or in the screens as it was called, wassometimes the lavatory or washing place with its cisternof water, and a sideboard or recess, which was… … SIDE BOARD IN A HOUSE IN THE CLOSE,LINCOLN, o. 1320. THE LAVATORY. 45 berland, is a very perfect water-drain, exactly similar to a piscina in a church of the ,,.lffifc same period; from its .• position in the wall near I . ..^llilllliiHIil litthe door it was probably B in the screens, althoughit is…
Architecture, Domestic
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