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A concise glossary of terms used in Grecian, Roman, Italian, and Gothic architecture (1896)
Parker, John Henry, 1806-1884 · London, Oxford, J. Parker and Co. · leaf 104
©tcoratrti Stgl z of ffiotfjtc 94 ways: this is not unfrequently formed into an ogee and crocketed, and surmounted with a finial so as to become a canopy, [see illustration from Walpole St. Andrew’s, under Tabernacle ]. The pillars in rich buildings are either of clustered shafts, or moulded; in… … pleasing contrast of light Yarmouth, Norfolk, c. 1351. and shade ; the hollows are frequently enriched with running foliage, or with flowers at intervals, particularly the ball-ft ower, and a flower of four leaves , which succeeded the toothed ornament of the preceding style. Examples of the…Architecture
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