Transactions of the Institute of British Architects of London (1835)
Royal Institute of British Architects · London · leaf 114
ant style; my opportunities of observing examples have been scarcely suflicient to enable me to decide this point ; but my present object is to explain and define a practice which 1 know to be sufliciently exten- sive to constitute a distinguishing characteristic, and not to be merely an individual… … characteristic specimens of interpenetration ; in the doorway and in the base of the column which forms the newel of the stairs. This column (vide Jig. 3) is furnished with the usual base mouldings, h, and polygonal plinth, b, c, but in addition to this another complete base with mouldings and…
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