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Twenty-two of the churches of Essex architecturally described and illustrated (1856)

Buckler, George · London, Bell and Daldy · leaf 82

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ach side,double light windows, of which the inside arches only are left.The outline of the east window and part of its early mouldingsremain ; the opening has been shortened, and the stone traceryhas given way to common wood mullions and gothic heads.It is evident that the building was highly… … DOG-TOOTH ORNAMENT. occurs upon the tie beams at Old Shoreham Church in Sussex.About twelve feet of this plate is left, and it is curious to observehow the enrichment is terminated: the dog-tooth, for the mostpart, is carefully executed, but towards the end, the figure isscarcely developed,…

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