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Identifier: gri_33125008508794 (find matches)
Title: Cottage, lodge, and villa architecture
Year: 1870 (1870s)
Authors: Audsley, W. (William), 1833-1907 Audsley, George Ashdown, 1838-1925
Subjects: Architecture, Domestic Architecture, Gothic Architecture, Gothic
Publisher: London Glasgow Edinburgh : William Mackenzie
Contributing Library: Getty Research Institute
Digitizing Sponsor: Getty Research Institute

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rrow angled headers, as shewn. The top of the stone capping is cut into a setof wind guards. In Fig. 3 all the bricks are plain, except one course of nail-head bricks inserted asa necking. ORNAMENTAL BRICKWORK. In Fig. 4 all moulded or cut bricks are avoided, and tlie simplest treatment is observed throughout the design. The two remaining designs on this Plate are for rich brick cornices of seven andnine courses deep. Fig. 1 consists of a series of brackets, worked out from the wall,as shewn in the Section at A—B, with plain and moulded bricks of two colours, andbearing the gutter-course, which may be of stone or iron. Fig. 2 is formed of bricks,for the greater part plain, set in a peculiar way to give an open arcaded effect. Thegutter-course rests on the upper set of headers, which are supported on two sets ofstretchers that bridge over the spaces between the. moulded brackets. The gutter-coursemay, in this case, be either of stone or cast iron. iRN A MENTAL BRICKWORK BANDS PLATE 0
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