Some account of domestic architecture in England, from Richard II to Henry VIII (1859)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · Oxford London, J. H. and J. Parker · leaf 253
all, with good win-dows, fireplace, and open timber roof, of the cradle form, withribs and bosses, of the Perpendicular style, and a remarkablygood bell-cot projecting from the face of the wallx. The gate-house was built by W. Dovell, the last abbot, in 1510, as appearsby an inscription. The walls… … PART OF A TIMBER BOUSE, DUMSTER, SOMERSETSHIRE. SOMERSETSHIRE. 339 the doorway has a very remarkable ornament in imitation of thetooth-ornament with foliage. The same ornament occurs in aniche above, in which is an angel with a scroll. The houseappears to have had no hall, but was always divided by…
Architecture, Domestic
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