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Page 241
... ornamental two - colour patterns , to which we will now turn . ORNAMENTAL BRICKWORK Ornamental brickwork ranges from the simplest patterning to the most elaborate carving and moulding ; and if the view advanced in this book is accepted ...
... ornamental two - colour patterns , to which we will now turn . ORNAMENTAL BRICKWORK Ornamental brickwork ranges from the simplest patterning to the most elaborate carving and moulding ; and if the view advanced in this book is accepted ...
Page 294
... ornamental , it is evident that in Jonson's time the word did not yet have the particular meaning which it has since acquired . Pargeting , pargetting , parget - work or parge - work are terms now used to describe ornamental designs in ...
... ornamental , it is evident that in Jonson's time the word did not yet have the particular meaning which it has since acquired . Pargeting , pargetting , parget - work or parge - work are terms now used to describe ornamental designs in ...
Page 307
... ornamental details another patent material also became available in the early seventeen - seventies : Coade's artificial stone ( 228b ) . Its composition , like that of Liardet's cement , remained a closely kept secret , and has never ...
... ornamental details another patent material also became available in the early seventeen - seventies : Coade's artificial stone ( 228b ) . Its composition , like that of Liardet's cement , remained a closely kept secret , and has never ...
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