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... there are large mullion-and-transom windows; the brickwork is run through with a diaper grid of black bricks (Fig 4); the window above the main entrance and two of the windows on the first floor have curious round-headed and circular or oval elements; ...
... .J- 04 COUNTRY LIFE . good deal of brickwork strongly touched by Flemish in fl uence during the first half of the seventeenth century, and even continuing so late as r 663, the date on a house with Flemish characteristics in Godalming High Street. The ...
... 3-The Gothic gatehouse by Thomas Atkinson. (Right) 4-The unusual rusticated brickwork of Archbishop Frewen's great dining room JULY 18, 1991 e COUNTRY LIFE His work in the chapel has gone, but the great hall, or great dining room as it was renamed, is ...
... 3.-EARLY-GEORGIA J BRICKWORK: THE E TRA ICE FRO T, F Cl G OUTH-EAST sighed for the wines of France, for he experimented with vine-growing on his e tates, with what success we do not know. He had a vineyard at I-ledingham, a second at Lavenham in Suffolk ...
... was a n essay in brickwork and in the HAROLD FALKNER, Classic tradition.-HAROLD FALKNER, 24, West Street, Farnham, Surrey. ST. MATTHEW IN WILTSHIRE SIR,- 1 wonder if any reader in \ ...
... 5 and 6-RECE TLY REVEALED MEDIEVAL OR AMENTAL BRICKWORK, A D (right) TWO STAGES OF MEDIEVAL ROOF TIMBERS 1796 and 6-RECE TLY REVEALED MEDIEVAL AMENTAL outside Oxfordshire were confiscated or sold to meet recusancy fines. The next major remodelling was ...
... 1320 THE COW T OWER AT ORWICH, A LITTLE-KNOWN EXAMPLE OF MEDIJEVAL BRICK BUILDING See letter : Early Brickwork at Norwich (page 1319) Wilbegh (3,500), William Richard Wilbegh (3,500), William Blakehommore (5,350), Thomas Fyncham (3,000), William Chaundeler ...
... 2.-WRE BRICKWORK. CLO E-UP OF THE SOUTH THE TERRACE WALL A D TEPS, RECE TL Y . L . S e v ” 7 i S e /oo ] ' §” 3 e - I// .. - / ’ o 5 (A & fi o W T 2 T g ' B ” il : i IWe m : Lgl i %’ i o : £ ; E, V, 2= : £ . oo e 5 % — . sl T TR R = § §EE S :=:: i . ...
... Supplement to COUNTRY LIFE. MODER N HOUSE O F CHARACTER in Tudor style, with herringbone brickwork, lattice exposed beams, etc. in quiet position, Eight bed and dressing rooms, windows, exposed beams, etc. ; in quiet position, approached by dJ·ive. Eight ...
... COUNTRY LIFE-MAY 18 . 1961 protruding black-and-white frontages and tidy Georgian brickwork same time, and probably by the same masons, not far up the Avon valley at Pershore Abbey. These tall, massive pillars seem to be a little earlier than those in ...
... NTRY LIFE . arch 12th, 11)38. they, with their lead casements, old-world half-timbering, Gothic ornaments, and herringbone brickwork ? Yet, would you believe it, the County Council and a lot of those d--d architects have called them an insult to the amenities ...
... 2- ln Norfolk, churches must serve for distant peaks. (Right) 3- Detailed and generously proportioned brickwork is a unifYing strength of the garden. Dome-capped pillars recur throughout. The ironwork and woodwork, all by local craftsmen, are similarly ...