English Ironwork of the Xviith Xviiith Centuries An Historical Analytical a
English Ironwork of the Xviith Xviiith Centuries An Historical Analytical a
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There are gates of more usual type by the Richmond smith to the Convent in the Butts, and to the Cedars in the Upper Butts at Brentford.
The only English gate in the Victoria and Albert Museum (Fig. 58) is of similar workmanship to that of Beaufort House, with the characteristic fringes and dog-bars. The pilasters are wide, of slender vertical bars bent and scrolled, and enriched with scrolls, thrown-over leaves and buttons. The overthrow is a stepped 1 66 English Ironwork of the XVIIth and XVI...IIth Centuries iT^^l^mM FIG. 58. GATE NOW IN THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM.
London Gates 167 pyramid, resting on C scrolls and inverted U's upholding finials. Over the pilasters also are high linials buttressed by scrolls, with tendrils.
A gate to the Barnes District Office also finds its place here. It is plain with side panels to match, each alternate vertical with pairs of scrolls above, a wide scrolled lock-rail and dog-bars with arrow points. A frieze, divided centrally, of two scroll-ended horizontal bars and cross-ties, has a refined effect immediately below three well-proportioned pyramids of scrolls and leaves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There are gates of more usual type by the Richmond smith to the Convent in the Butts, and to the Cedars in the Upper Butts at Brentford.
The only English gate in the Victoria and Albert Museum (Fig. 58) is of similar workmanship to that of Beaufort House, with the characteristic fringes and dog-bars. The pilasters are wide, of slender vertical bars bent and scrolled, and enriched with scrolls, thrown-over leaves and buttons. The overthrow is a stepped 1 66 English Ironwork of the XVIIth and XVI...IIth Centuries iT^^l^mM FIG. 58. GATE NOW IN THE VICTORIA AND ALBERT MUSEUM.
London Gates 167 pyramid, resting on C scrolls and inverted U's upholding finials. Over the pilasters also are high linials buttressed by scrolls, with tendrils.
A gate to the Barnes District Office also finds its place here. It is plain with side panels to match, each alternate vertical with pairs of scrolls above, a wide scrolled lock-rail and dog-bars with arrow points. A frieze, divided centrally, of two scroll-ended horizontal bars and cross-ties, has a refined effect immediately below three well-proportioned pyramids of scrolls and leaves.
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