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Survey of London Monograph
… stone Doorcases in the new Buildings and working up the Jambs and head of the Doorcases againe w th. bricks and …
The records of St. Bartholomew's priory & St. Bartholomew the Great, West Smithfield
… windows require is the insertion of their tracery, as the jambs, labels, &c., are almost perfect. We may remark that, … the apse was converted into a square East End; the jambs of what was probably a large East window still remain, … to preserve every trace now existing of these changes. The jambs, therefore, of the late East end referred to I …
An Inventory of the Historical Monuments in Westmorland
… arch of two chamfered orders with a moulded label; the jambs have modern shafts carrying the outer order; the W. bay … order has dog-tooth ornament, which is continued down the jambs; these had each two shafts, now missing except for the … and S. walls are also modern except for some stones in the jambs and splays; the late 13th-century N. doorway has …
A History of the County of Sussex
… low side windows with interior rebates and plain splay jambs and rear-arches, these are slightly later in date than … the nave, inserted in 1870, a south doorway with moulded jambs and pointed arch without impost, all stonework being …
Survey of London
… by transoms formed of bricks on edge. Mullions, heads and jambs were hollowsplayed, and transoms weathered above with a … undersides. Both windows were sunk within outer splayed jambs returned at the heads and sills to give three-inch … was similarly constructed, but lacked transoms and outer jambs (fig. 3, page 12, fig. 18, page 72). No specially …
Survey of London
… wide doorway opened into the court (Plate 35a). Its jambs were rebated on the inner side, chamfered on the outer. … oriel into the hall had been provided with moulded brick jambs: these, surviving to a height of nearly 18 feet, were … as such a two-foot thick wall was built behind the moulded jambs to close the opening and serve as backing for a …
Survey of London
… point in the earlier walls: the levels were such that the jambs would have survived had they existed. The other feature … to the west of the fire-place was a doorway with oblique jambs, opening into the north courtyard, which was …
Survey of London Monograph
… fragment of seventeenth-century painting on the plaster jambs and head of the doorway in the north wall. It can be … to the outside wall, but the brickwork of the splayed jambs was found, and the original doorways were opened. The …