10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «MULLIONED» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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mullioned in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
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Mullioned. window. 19 January 1829 Pencil on paper 120 x 105 mm Inscribed in
pencil, in large longhand, at top of verso: 'Emily Jane Bronte aged lo/Jan the 19
1829-'; numbers inscribed at bottom: '1008', 'EJ B 1 '. Inscribed bottom right ...
Christine Anne Alexander, Jane Sellars,
1995
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Architectural Woodwork: Details for Construction
The process of placing two or more windows adjacently is called mullioning or
joining, and once joined, such windows are considered to be mullioned. Multiple
windows occur in three basic configurations — rows, stacks, and banks ...
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The North British Review
The Mullioned Window. 357 Gothic domestic window must of necessity be
mullioned." Here again he claims the same kind of freedom. " The mullioned
window seems to have been nearly universal in English domestic works, but
abroad the ...
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Hitchcock's Romantic Irony
However, frequently in Hitchcock's films, characters stand in front of the
blackened face of a mullioned window. Here, the connotation is less that of
communication but opacity, as if the mullionedwindow isreflecting theopacityor
thedark side of ...
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An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Caernarvonshire: ...
The main E. elevation (Plate 50) has two-light mullioned and transomed windows
to both storeys, and a three-light mullioned window to the cellar. The E. end wall
of the projecting wing has two four-light mullioned and transomed windows with ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Wales
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An Inventory of the Ancient Monuments in Glamorgan
... Cefnmabli, Great House (Llanmaes), Llandaff Court Doorway, Penrice Castle
Arch-headed, mullioned windows, Llanmihangel Place Arch-headed, mullioned
windows, Old Beaupre and Oxwich Castle Square-headed, mullioned windows, ...
Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments in Wales,
1981
The six-light concave- moulded mullioned windows have continuous drip-
courses, no longer individual hoodmoulds. Grouped diagonal chimneys.
Restored in 1907-8 by C.E. Mallows, who converted the lower attached farm
building, w, to a ...
Alan Brooks, Nikolaus Pevsner,
2007
The forms of windows are numerous. Those in common use are the single
square-headed window, the round-headed window, the mullioned window and
the Palladian motive. The first two need no further description. The mullioned
window is ...
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Arch. Char. & The History of Arch.
The South front is much ornate in treatment, with Doric, Ionic and Corinthian
orders superimposed to form a centre-piece flanked by an arcaded ground storey
, mullioned windows and pierced parapet. The two storeyed hall with mullioned ...
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Newport Castle (Pembrokeshire): An Architectural Study
It has a concrete lintel, a built-up stone sill, and a three-light mullioned frame. The
ground-floor window is a projecting rectangular bay on moulded wooden
cantilever beams. The window is of three mullioned and transomed lights above
mock ...
David M. Browne, David Percival, Anthony John Parkinson,
1992
10 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «MULLIONED» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
mullioned im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Rizzoli To Open New Flagship Bookstore On July 27th
... the interior's eighteen-foot ceilings, a dramatic peaked skylight, and an expansive windowed salon entered via an striking red mullioned pivot ... «SYS-CON Media, Jul 15»
Property: period cottage with annexe in Milborne Wick on Somerset …
The cottage has a number of period features including stone mullioned windows with window seats, exposed beams and a half inglenook ... «Blackmore Vale Magazine, Jul 15»
Grand manor in North Devon on the market
Built of granite stone under a slate roof, the property has a wealth of period features ranging from mullioned windows to Gothic style panelling ... «Western Morning News, Jul 15»
Property: Grade II listed manor house with cottages, workshop and …
The house retains some classic features of the Arts and Crafts period including stone and oak mullioned windows, stone and slate tiled roof, ... «Blackmore Vale Magazine, Jul 15»
Just what the doctors ordered
The steel-framed windows facing the street are mullioned and surrounded by subtly varied brickwork. Other features include corbels, a cornice ... «Otago Daily Times, Jul 15»
Properties for around £1m
A restored Grade II-listed Elizabethan hall. It has Jacobean Dutch gables, mullioned windows, an oak-panelled library and stone fireplaces. «MoneyWeek, Jul 15»
Three historic properties for sale
In contrast, the older rear part of the house has lower ceilings, exposed beams and stone mullioned windows. Also in need of attention are the ... «Country Life, Jul 15»
Prime property: Tanglewood-area home in gated enclave open …
The breakfast area has a series of mullioned windows behind a window seat, and a raised window above built-in stained wood cabinets. «Chron.com, Jul 15»
Property: Grade II listed family house with a one bedroom cottage in …
Most of the windows are stone mullioned with lead glazing bars and many have secondary double glazing. The house has many period ... «Blackmore Vale Magazine, Jul 15»
Restaurant review: Galleria, Cambridge
Well, mine are: the mullioned windows of St John's, jolly students sipping beer on the banks, a shaggy weeping willow drooping into the water ... «Cambridge News, Jul 15»