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An introduction to the study of Gothic architecture (1900)

Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London : J. Parker · leaf 212

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ould-finial, these gen- i-^g^ fiUed ^vlth ball-flowers and foliage. erally have the ogee arch, and sometimes there areniches or tabernacles on each side. The Pobches are sometimes shallow, as at Eushden,Northamptonshire; others have a very bold projection,with windows or open arcades at the sides,… … 7 -H I, { itl _ W^ ^ r^v^A- Irthlingl)orough, Northants.Part of the work of Pyel, A.D. 1300-80. ■» West Doorway, -with Niches for Images above,and Stoups for holy water below. DKCORATED PORCHES. 179 Essex (141). These wooden porches are commonin some districts, as in Herefordshire, and rare…

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