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GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS.

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GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS

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4/250

GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS.

Plate

4.

Band

Motives.


5/250

10

GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS.


6/250

GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS.

11

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S.

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J^

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JS^

^k

A.

^v^

X

J.'s.

Jk

^v^

A.^

vv

^v.

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A.

V


7/250

GEOMETRICAL

ELEMENTS

Plate

7.

Diaper

Platterns,


8/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

The

Sector,

the

Polygon,

and

the

Star.

Plate

8.


9/250

riate

9.

The

Square, and

its

Subdivision.


10/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

17

nnoa


11/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

19


12/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES

Plate

12.

The Triangle,

Hexagon,

&c.,

and

their

Subdivision.


13/250


14/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES. 23

O

/^

&

The

ObloDg,

and

its

Subdivisioji.

Plate

U.


15/250

24

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

Plate

15.

The

Oblong,

and

its

Subdivision.


16/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

25

The

Oblong,

and

its

Subdivision.

Plate

1(


17/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES

Plate

17.

The Ehombus,

the

Trapezium,

and their

Subdivision.


18/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES

Plate

18. The

Circle, and its Subdivision.


19/250

GEOMETRICAL

MOTIVES.

Gothic

Tracery

Plate

19.


20/250


21/250

IN AT

URAL

FORMS.

Plate

21.

Ine

Asanthos

Leaf,

and the

Artificial Leaf.


22/250

NATURAL FORMS.

The

Artificial Leaf.

Plate

22.


23/250

38

NATURAL

FORMS.

Plate

23.

The

Artificial

Leaf.


24/250

NATURAL

FORMS

Flate

24.

Artificial

Foliage.


25/250


26/250

42

NATL)

UAL

FORMS.

Plate

2d. Artificial Foliage.


27/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

47

The

Vine:

Artificial.

Plate

30.


28/250

50

NATURAL FORMS.

Plate

32.

The

Ivy:

Natural,

and

Artificial.


29/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

57

Various

Flowers.

Plate

36.


30/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

65

The

Lion.

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornamcpt

Plate

41.

5


31/250

66

NATUKAL

FORMS.

Plate

42.

The

Lion.


32/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

67

The Lion.

Plate

43.


33/250

6S

NATURAL

FORMS.

Plate

44.

The

Liuu.


34/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

71

^^^=7^-^

aP^


35/250

72

NATURAL

FORMS

Plate

46

The

Griffin,

&c


36/250

74

NATURAL

FORMS

Plate

4'

The

Lion

Head


37/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

rtio

l>ioa

Head

riate

4S.


38/250

NATURAL

FORM^

The

Panther

Head,

&c.

Plate

49.


39/250


40/250

84

NATUKAL

FOBMS.

Plate

54.

The

Eagle.


41/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

85

The

WiDg.


42/250

NATURAL FORMS.

87

The

Dolphin. Plate

56.


43/250

NATURAL

FOKMS

Plate

57.

The

Dolphin.


44/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

89

The Dolphin.

Plate

5S.


45/250

NATURAL FORMS

91

The

Shell.

Plate

59,


46/250

92

NATURAL

FORMS.

JPlate

60.

The

Serpent,

&c.


47/250


48/250

98

NATURAL

FORMS

Plate

63.

The

Grottesque

Mask,


49/250


50/250


51/250

104

I^ATURAL

FORMS.

Plate

67.

The

Half-Figure.


52/250

NATUJRAL

FORMS.

105

The

Half-Figure.

PJate

68.


53/250

NATUKAL

FORMS.

107

The

Sphinx, and the Centaur. Plate

69.


54/250

NATURAL

FORMS.

Plate

70.

The

Cherub

Head,

&c.


55/250

134

BANDS.

c


56/250


57/250

lo8

i;.\Ni)s

Plate

87.

Tho

Interlacement

Band.


58/250

BANDS.


59/250

140

BANDS.

,


60/250

BANDS.

141

The

Interlacement Band. Plate

90.


61/250

BANDS.

143

n

R

n n

n^

_

mm

The

Rosette

Band.

Plate

91.


62/250

144

BANDS.

I .#

AM

d

wWf^fi

pmm

WiWWK

W^^-'Ssr^^.M

jjy

Xiw

''

pj^mm

Plate

92.

The

Palmette Baud.


63/250

BANDS.

147

The

Vertebrate

Band, &c

rJate 93.


64/250

148

BANDS.


65/250

BANDS.

149

m

^^0

5kJ

I

I


66/250

BANDS.

Plate

96.

The

Undulate

Band,

&c


67/250

BANDS

The Evolute-Spiral

Band.

Plate

97.


68/250


69/250

MOULDINGS.

Plate 99.

The

EuricLmeut of

the

Torus

Moulding.


70/250

MOULDINGS. 157


71/250

162

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

101. The

Link Border.


72/250


73/250

1G4

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

rr^^=^wm'^'

^,0


74/250


75/250

168

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

10;

The

Akroter,

and

the

Antefix.


76/250


77/250

170

FREE

ORNAMENTS,

Plate

107.

The

Stele

Crest.


78/250

FREE ORNAMENTS. 171

The

Perforated

Cresting.

Plate

108.


79/250

FREE

ORNAMENTS

The

Cross.

Plate

109.


80/250

174

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

110.

The

Cross.


81/250


82/250

178

FREE

0RNAMN1\^

Plate

112.

The

Fiuial,

&c.


83/250

180

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

113.

The

Finial

Knob,

and

Vase.


84/250

FREE

ORNAI^IENTS.

181

The

Pendant

Knob.

Plate 114.


85/250

FHEE

Ol^NAMENTS.

183

/\\

The

Pcosette,

Plate

11'


86/250

184

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

116.

The

Crocket,

and

the

Gargoyle.


87/250

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

187

The

Decorated

Hinge,

.&c.

Plate

117.


88/250

FEEE

ORNAMENTS.

189

The

Tassel.

Plate

118.


89/250

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

191

The

Fringe,

and

the

Valence.

Plate

119.


90/250

192

FREE

ORNAMENTS.

Plate

120.

The

Lace

Border.


91/250

.196

SUPPORTS.

Plate

121.

The

Foliated

Shaft


92/250


93/250

SUPPORTS.

203

?

\

The

Decorated

Shaft.

Plate

125.


94/250

204

SUPPORTS.

Plate

126.

The

Profiled

Shaft,


95/250

208

SUPPORTS.

Plate

12;

The Capital.


96/250

SUPPORTS.

209

'S.MJ'kJMWU^

^

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.

The

Capital.

Plate

128.

14


97/250

210

SUPPORTS.

Plate

129.

The Capital.


98/250

surroRTs.

211

The

Capital.

Plate 130.


99/250

212

SUPPORTS.

1


100/250

SUPPORTS.

215

The

Pilaster

Capital.

Plate

132.


101/250


102/250

SUPPORTS.

217

The

Pilaster

Capital.

Plate

134.


103/250

220

SUPPORTS.

Plate

135.

The

Candelabrum

Base.


104/250

SUPPORTS.

221

The

Candelabrum

Shaft.

Plate

136.


105/250


106/250


107/250

226

SUPPORTS.

r

-


108/250

'>28

SUPPORTS.

Plate

140.

The

Parapet.


109/250

SUPPORTS.

229

The

Railing

Post.

Plate

141.


110/250

SUPPORTS.

Plate

142

The

Furniture

Leg


111/250

SUPPORTS.

233

The

TrapezophoroD.

Plate

143.


112/250


113/250

SUPPORTS.

i37

Th?

Console.

Plate 145.


114/250

238

SUPPORTS.

Plate

146.

The Console.


115/250

SUPPORTS.

239

The

Console.

Plate

147


116/250

240

SUPPORTS

Piate

US

The

Bracket.


117/250


118/250

244

SUPPORTS.

Plate

150

The

Caryatid,

&c.


119/250

250

ENCLOSED

OENAMENT.


120/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

251


121/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

p


122/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

253

The Square

Panel,

Plate

154.


123/250

254

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

r-


124/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

255

The

Star-shape Panel.

Plate 156.


125/250

258

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

Plate

157.

The

Circular

Panel.


126/250


127/250

260

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

Plate

159,

The

Circul

Panel


128/250

ENCLOSED

OKNAMENT.

261

The Circular

Paoel.

Plate

160.


129/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

263

The

ObloDg

Panel.

Plate 161.


130/250

264

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

Plate

162.

The

Obloug

Panel.


131/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

The

Oblong

Panel.

Plate

163.


132/250

266 ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

Plate 1G4.

The

Oblong Panel.


133/250

ENCLOSED

OKNAMENT.

269

The

Elliptic

Panel.

Plate

165,


134/250


135/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT

The Lunette,

and

the

Spanrail Panels.

Plate

167,


136/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT,

273

The

Lozengp

Panel,

Ideyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.


137/250

274 ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

Plate

169.

Various

Tanels.


138/250

ENCLOSED

ORNAMENT.

275

Various Panels. Plate

170,

18*


139/250

282

EEPEATING

ORNAMENT:

Plate

173.

The

Scale

Diaper,

&c.


140/250

284

REPEATmG

ORNAMENT.

Wi


141/250

REPEATING

OENAMENT.

t

The

Circle

Diaper,

&c.

Plate

175.


142/250

REPEATING

ORNAMENT.

287

Various Diapers.

Plate

176.


143/250

288

REPEATING

ORNAMENT.

Plate

177.

Various

Diapers.


144/250

REPEATING

ORNAMENT. 291

Various

Diapers.

Plate

178.

19*


145/250

292

REPEATING

ORNAMENT.

Plate

179.

Various Diapers.


146/250

REPEATING

ORNAMENT.

293

Various Grill

Diapers.

Plate

180.


147/250

304

VASES.

The

most

usual

fundamental

forms of

vessels

and

their names.

^t^


148/250

VASES.

i05

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.

The Amphora. Plate

182.

20


149/250

VASES,

307

\ 2 /

The Urn.

Plate

183.

20*


150/250


151/250


152/250

VASES.

Plate

187.

The

Flower-Vase,

&i


153/250


154/250


155/250

VASES.

321

The

Font,

and

the

Holy-

Water

Stoup.

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.

Plate

190.

21


156/250

VASES.

323

The

Hydria.

Plate

191.

21*


157/250

VASES.

325

The

Backet,

&c.

riate

192.


158/250

VASES.

327

The

Spoon, and

the

Ladle.

Plate

193.


159/250

Vases.

329

The

Prochous,

the

Oinochoe,

the

Olpe,

&c.

Plate

194.


160/250

VASES.

331

The

Lekythos,

&c.

Plate

195.


161/250

VASES.

Plate

196.

The

Lip-spout Pitcher.


162/250

VASES.

The

Lip-spout

Pitcher.

Plate

197.


163/250

VASES.

The Pipe-spout

Pot.

Plate

198.


164/250

V^ASES

Weyer,

Handbook

of

Ornameat.

The

Bottle.

Plate

199.

22


165/250

338

VASES.

Plate

200.

The

Bottle.


166/250

VASES,

-^^S,,

Plate

203.

The

Cup,

and

tbe

Beaker.


167/250

346

VASES.

Plate

204.

The

Chalice,

and

the

Goblet.


168/250


169/250

VASES.

351

Various

Drinking

Vessels.

Plate

207.


170/250

VASES.

357

Modern

DrinkiDg

Glasses.

Plate

210.


171/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

Plate

211. The

Anti


172/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

363

Th^

Renascence

Candelabrum.

Plate

212.


173/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

365

The

Antique

Lamp.

Plate

213


174/250


175/250


176/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

371

The

Hand-Candlestick.

Plate

216.

24*


177/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

Plate

217.

The

Candle-Bracket.


178/250

376

METAL

OBJECTS.

Plate

219

The

Candelier.


179/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

377

The Modern

Lamp.

Plate

220.


180/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

381

The

Tripod.

Plate

222.


181/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

385

The Crncifix

Mt'ycr, Handbook

of

Ornament.

Plate

224.

25


182/250


183/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

391

The

Helmet.

Plate

227


184/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

The

Dagger,

and

its

Scabbard.

Plate

229.


185/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

397

The

Halberd,

&c.

Plate

230.


186/250

METAL

OBJECTS,

401

The

Knife,

and the

Fork.

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.

Plate

232.

26


187/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

403

I

1

'

'

i

The

Paper Knife

Plate 233.

26*


188/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

409

The

Door-Knocker.

Plate 236.


189/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

411

The

Key.

Plate

237.


190/250

METAL

OBJECTS.

418

The

Hand-Mirror. Plate

238.


191/250

Varioua

Tools.

419

Plate

240.

Various

Tools.

1.

Ceremonial

-Hammer,

silver

gilt,

Italian,

16th

century,

pre-

sented

by

Gregory

XIII

to

Duke

Ernest

of

Bavaria,

beneath

the

enamelled

armorial

bearings

is

the

inscription:

Julius

III

Pont.

Max.

Jubilaeum

VIII

condidit

feliciter

MCCCCCL.;

the

relief

on

the

reverse

shows

Moses

striking

water

from

the

rock,

with

the

words:

Percussit

petram

et

fluxerunt

aquae ,

National

Museum,

Munich;

(Kunsthandwerk).

2.

Tongs, iron,

German,

Germanisehes

Museum,

Nuremberg.

3.

Snuffers,

brass,

German,

Renascence,

Germanisehes

Museum,

Nuremberg.

4

5.

Compasses,

bronze,

chased,

engraved,

and

gilt,

German,

16th

century,

half the

size

of

the

original.

6.

Cock,

brass,

cast

and

chased,

German,

16th

century,

iP/^inc.

long,

(Vorbilder

fiir

die

Kleinkuust

in

Bronze).

7.

Match-holder,

bronze,

Modern.

27*


192/250

424

FURNITURE.

Plate

242.

The

Chair.


193/250

432

FURNITUEE.

Plate

246.

The Stall.


194/250


195/250

FURNITURE.

439

j^*f^^^^g^


196/250

442

FUKNITURE.

Plate

251.

The

Table.


197/250

452

FURNITURE.

[10000*(ID-(I1*OQ*DQ

Plate

256.

Tiid

Chest.


198/250

FRAMES.

463

The

Architectural

Frame.

Plate 261.


199/250

464

FRAMES.

Plate

262.

The

Architectural

Frame.


200/250

466

FRAMES.

Plate

263.

The

Mirror-Frame,

&c.


201/250

FRAMES.

467

The

Mirror-

Frame,

&c.

Plate

264.

30*


202/250

FRAMES.

469

The

Strap-work

Frame.

Plate

265.


203/250

470

feames.

Plate

266

The

Strap-work

Frame.'


204/250

FRAMES

Plate

'267.

The

Typographical

Frame.


205/250

FRAMES.

478

The

Typographical

Frame.

Plate 268.


206/250

FRAMES.

The

Strap-workTabl

PJate

269.


207/250

476

FRAMES.

Plate

270.

The

Strap-work

Border,

and

Margin.


208/250

The Strap-work

Tablet,

Border, aud

Margin.

477

9. Metal

mounts

for

the

cover of an album,

Modern,

lu.

Wrougbt-iron

escutcheon,

German,

16th ceuturj,

Natioudl

Museum, Munich.

11.

Centre-piece

of bookbinding,

by

Dir.

C.

Graff,

Dresden.

The

Strap-work

Border, and Margin.

(Plate

270.)

To those

products

of art, which

frequently

receive

an

additional

exterior

border

or

Margin,

must

further

be

reckoned

plates

and

dishes.

So

far

as

they

are

included

under pottery,

the border

usually

has

a

smooth

unbroken

edge;

the

material

scarcely

admitting

of

a

freer

treatment

of

the

rim.

It

is different when

the

object is of

metal;

in

this

case, the rim

may

be decorated with pierced-

work;

and the

outlines

may

undergo

a

richer and

more vigorous treatment (figs.

4

and

5),

in

which

the

framework

forms

a free-ending

outwards.

Plate

270.

The

Steap-wokk Border,

and

Margin.

1. Renascence, Majolica,

Gewerbemuseum,

Berlin,

(Gewerbehalle).

2. Renascence,

Majolica,

Italian,

(Racinet).

3.

Renascence,

Limoges,

by

Pierre Raymond,

16th

century,

(Racinet)

4

5.

Modern,

by

Placido Zuloaga,

Eibar,

Spain,

(Gewerbehalle).


209/250

JEWELRY

481

The

Pin.

Meyer,

Handbook

of

Ornament.

Plate

271.

31


210/250

JEWELRY.

483

The

Button.

Plate

272.

31*


211/250


212/250

JEWELRY.

The

Chain.

Plate

274.


213/250

JEWELRY.

489

The

Necklace.

Plate

275.


214/250

JEWELRY.

491

The

Bracelet.

Plate

276.


215/250

JEWELRY.

493

The

Girdle,

the

Buckle,

and

Chisp.

Plate

277.


216/250

JEWELRY

495

The

Pendant.

Plate

278.


217/250

JEWELRY.

497

Meyer, Handbook

of

Ornament.

The

Ear-ring.

Plate 279.


218/250

JEWELRY.

Plate

280.

Miscellaneous

Jewelry.


219/250

504

HERALDRY.

The

Heraldic

Colours or

Tinctures.

Original

Tinctures.

(2

metals

4

Colors.)


220/250

HERALDRY.

507

Shapes

of

the

Shield,

Plate

282


221/250

HERALDRY.

511

Charges.

Plate

284.


222/250

514

HERALDRY.

Plate

285.

Charges.


223/250

HERALDRY.

521

Helmet

Trappings. Plate

287.


224/250

522

HERALDRY.

Plate

288.

Helmet

TrappiDgs.


225/250

HERALDRY.

525

Heraldic

Accessories.

Plate

290.


226/250

ORNAMENTAL

LETTERS.

531

mHynoiBq

A?lBBCCDO

FEgbHIK

mmhmop

ISTU

Romanesque

Letters.

Plate

291.

34*


227/250

ORNAMENTAL

LETTERS

Plate

292.

Gothic

Uncial

Letters.


228/250

ORNAMENTAL

LETTERS.

533

Gothic

Uncial

Lettem.

Plate

293.


229/250

ORNAMENTAL

LETTERS.

535

Old

English

Letters,

&c. Plate 294.


230/250

536

OKNAMENTAL

LETTEES.

AT

,

L

v

6;

,

t

^^

r

Pf

(typographical):

471.

Free ornaments:

169,

Fret

Band:

128.

Frieze:

(62),

(104.

5),

(162)-(164),

Fringe:

188.

Fruit,

in Festoon

:

59.

Funnel:

324.

Furniture:

420.

,

Leg:

230.

Gable-ornament:

166.

Gargoyle:

185.

Garland:

see

in

(82.

i).

Gate:

see

Grill.

Geometrical

Elements:

3.

German

Drinkiug-glasses

:

352,

Girdle:

492,

188,

(487.

u-is).

Gladiator's

Helmet:

390.

Glass,

Drinking:

355.

,

see

Stained-Glass.

Goblet:

345.

Gothic

Tracery:

30.

Griffin: 70,

(514.

1).

Grill:

294.

Grottesque

Animal:

100.

Figure:

101.

Mask:

95,

Gryps:

345,

Guilloche:

see

Interlacement

Band.

Hair-pin:

480.

Half-figure:

101.

Halberd:

394,

Meyer,

Handbook of

Ornament.

Hammer:

417.

Hanap

:

347.

Hand-bell:

404.

Hand-mirror:

412.

Hanging-cabinet:

449.

Hat,

(Cardinal's,

&c.,

Heraldic):

523,

Head-dress

(Jewelry):

499,

Heads

of

Animals:

76.

Heaume: 390,

515.

Helmet:

390, 516,

(108),

(113).

,,

,

Trappings:

518.

Heraldry:

500.

Hermes

:

see

Terminus.

Hexagon,

Subdivision:

18.

Hinge:

186.

Hippotragelaphos:

342.

Holy-

water

Stoup:

320.

Hop,

leaf:

52.

Horn,

Drinking:

342.

Horse,

head:

(79,

1-6).

Human,

body:

93.

Hydria:

320,

Hyacinth-glass:

315.

Implements:

see

Trophy,

Symbol.

Initial:

see

Letters,

Ink-stand:

316.

Inn-chair:

(426.

1).

Instruments:

see

Trophy,

Symbol

Interlacement

Band:

135.

Ivy,

leaf:

51,

(203.

4).

Jar:

318.

Jewelry:

478.

Jug:

see

Pitcher,

Pot.

Kalathos:

(344,

4),

Kalpis:

(323. 2).

Kanephoros:

242.

Kantharos:

340.

Kapros:

342.

Key:

410.

Kettle:

(335. 10).

Klismos:

422.

Knife:

400.

Knob,

(finial).

179.

Knocker:

408.

Knot:

see

Ribbon.

35


240/250

646

Index.

Hothon:

340.

Erater:

308.

Kyathos:

340.

Kylix:

340,

(311.

s).

Label:

120.

Lace:

190.

Lachrimatory : 312,

Ladle:

324.

Lamp:

364,

^

,

Pendant:

373,

(314.

13).

,

Table:

375.

Lance:

394.

Lantern:

373.

Laurel:

43,

(344.

9).

Lazy-tongs:

404.

Leaf Band:

145.

,

(Natural):

52.

Lectern:

453.

Lectus

Cubicularis:

438.

Leg,

(Furniture):

230.

Lekythos:

328.

Letters:

527.

Link Border:

160.

Lion, (Heraldic):

510.

,

(Natural):

63.

,

head:

70,

(233.

9,10).

Lizard:

(92.

1).

Lock-escutcheon:

(475.

10).

Lotus:

48,

(162.

1), (208.

2-5),

(288.

2),

(327.

2,4).

Lozenge,

Panel:

272,

(88.

2,3),

(464.

3).

,

Subdivision: 21.

Lunette, Panel:

268.

Lynx,

head:

(77.

5).

Mace:

396.

Maeander: see

Fret.

Mantling,

(Heraldic):

519.

Maple, leaf:

(55.

3.4).

Margin:

see

477.

Mars'

head:

(103.

9).

Martel-axe:

394.

Mask:

94.

Match-holder:

417.

Medallion:

109,

(495.

12,

18,25).

Medusa,

head:

100.

Mermaid:

(514.

7).

Metal

Objects:

359,

Minerva,

head: (108.

6,7).

Mirror-frame:

465.

Mirror,

Hand:

412.

Miserere-seat: 431.

Mitre:

(524.

11-13).

Monogram:

542,

Monstrance:

384.

Morion:

390.

Mosaic: 278.

Motto:

526,

Mouldings,

Enricltments

of:

152, 161.

Mug: 353.

Mural Painting:

286.

Natukal

Forms:

34.

Nautilus shell:

(91.

1)

Necklace:

488.

Neck-ring:

(489.

7,8).

Needle-case:

499.

Network: 4.

Numerals:

542.

Oak,

leaf:

(55.

1,2),

(150.

9),

(156 s).

OBJECTS,

DECORATED:

295.

Oblong,

Panel:

262,

,,

,

Subdivision:

18.

Octagon,

Subdivision:

18,^

Oinochoe:

326.

Olive:

43.

Olpe:.

326.

Order,

(Heraldic):

523.

Ordinary, (Heraldic):

506.

ORNAMEiNT APPLIED TO

FEA-

TURES:

125.

Oval,

Construction:

33.

Ovolo,

Enrichment

of:

155.

Ox, head:

(79.

9).

Painting: see

Mural

painting.,

Palmetto

Band:

145.

Palm,

leaf:

48,

Panels:

246,

Panther,

(Henildic):

(514.

2).

,

head: 73.

Paper-knife: 402.

Papyrus: 48,


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Index.

547

Parapet:

227.

Parquetry:

278.

Partizan:

394.

Patera:

324.

Pendant,

(Architectural):

179.

. .

'

,

(Jbwelby):

494.

Pennon:

523.

Pentagon,

Subdivision:

18.

Pepper-mill:

316.

Perforation:

172.

Perfume-vase:

328.

Phiale:

312.

Picture-frame:

465.

Pike:

394.

Pilaster,

(capital):

214.

,

(panel):'.

213, (113. 6,6),

(117.

1-8).

Pin:

480.

Pitcher

(lip-spout):

330.

Plate:

310.

,

Border:

476.

Polygon:

13,

Post:

227.

Pot

(pipe-spout):

334,

Printer's-mark:

471.

Printing: 527.

Prochoiis:

326.

Proedra:

(244.

5).

Puzzle-glass:

353.

Quadrelle:

(397.

10).

Hailing:

227,

see

also

Parapet,

Bal-

auster.

Rain-water

Spout:

.185,

(74.

8-5),

(87.

7-9).

Raking

Panel:

276.

Bam,

head:

(78. 3-7),

(343.

1-5).

Ranunculus,

leaf: (55.

5).

Rectangle:

see

Oblong.

Repeating

Ornaments:

277.

Revolving

Stool:

434.

Rhombus,

Panel:

see

Lozenge,

Panel,

,

Subdivision:

21.

Rhyton:

342.

Ribbon:

120.

Ring:

484.

Rope-pattern :

see

InterlacementBand,

Rosette:

182,

see

also

Square,

Panel,

Circle,

Panel.

Rosette

Band:

142.

Rummer:

349.

Salade:

390,

516.

Salt-cellar:

316.

Scabbard:

392,

391

Scale

Diaper:

281.

Scallop

SheU:

(91,

3,4).

Scent-bottle:

499.

Scissors:

402.

Scriptionale:

(252.

1).

Scyphus:

see

Skyphos.

Seal:

499.

Seat:

421.

Sector:

13.

Sella

Balnearis:

427.

Curulis:

427.

Semicircle:

see

Lunette.

Serpent,

(Heraldic):

(511.

13).

,

(Natural):

90.

Shaft,

(candelabrum):

219.

,

(column):

197,

202.

,

(pilaster):

213.

Sheath:

see

Scabbard.

SheU:

90.

Shield:

388,

505.

,

(Heraldic):

502.

Sideboai-d:

449.

Signet-ring:

484.

Simpulum:

(327.

11.12).

Situla:

(325.

7-11).

Skull,

Human:

109.

,

Ox:

(61.

1),

(62.

1).

Skyphos:

Smelling-bottle:

see

Scent-bottle.

Snuffers:

404.

(413

3).

Sofa:

438.

Spanrail

Panel:

268.

Spangle:

499.

Spoon:

324,

396.

Sphinx; 106,

(223.

e),

(429.

9).

Square,

Diaper:

278.

,

Panel:

247,

(15.

20).

35*


242/250

548

Index.

Square,

Subdivision:

14,

(262, i-).

Stained Glass:

283.

StaU:

428.

Standard:

523.

Star,

Panel:

249.

,

Subdivision:

13.

Stele-crest:

167.

Stool:

431.

Stoup:

320.

Strap

Hinge:

186.

Strap-work, Border:

477.

,

Frame:

468.

(476),

(476).

,

Panel (260.

7,8),

(264.

4,5),

(271.

6-9).

,

Tablet:

474.

,

Margin:

477.

Subdivision

of Shapes:

see

l4

33.

Supports:

194,

Supporter,

(Heraldic):

526.

Sword:

392.

Symbol:

HI.

Table:

440,

231,

Tablet:

see

Frames.

Taboret:

431,

Tankard: 355.

Tap:

see

Cock.

Tassel:

188.

Telamon:

242.

Tent,

(Heraldic):

526.

Terminus:

225.

Text:

see

Letters.

Textile:

see

Weaving.

Three-centred

Arch,

Construction:

33.

Throne:

425,

Thyrsos:

(107.

6,7).

Tiara:

(524.

12).

Tiger,

head:

(77.

s).

Tiles:

283.

TUting

Helmet:

390,

616.

Tinctures,

(Heraldic):

502,

Toilet-stand,

or

cabinet:

455.

Tongs:

417.

Tool: 417,

see also Trophy,

Symbol,

Torch:

124.

Torus,

Enrichment

of:

155.

Tracery:

(28. is-ie),

(29.

i-ji).

(259.

7,8),

(275.

1),

Tragelaphos:

342,

Trapezium,

Panel:

276.

,

Subdivision:

21,

26.

Trapezoid,

Panel:

276.

Trapezophoron:

231,

Triangle,

Subdivision: 18.

,

Panel:

276.

Tripod:

379,

Trophy:

110.

Tulip-tree,

leaf:

(55.

s).

Tumbler:

352.

Typographical Frame:

471,

Uncials: see

Letters.

Undulate

Band:

146.

Uraniscus:

14.

Urn:

306.

Utensils:

359.

Valence:

188.

Vase-forms,

Chart of:

304.

Vases:

297,

(123.

1.4),

(180.

5-^).

f

Vertebrate

Band:

145.

Vine:

43,

Viper:

see

Serpent.

Vizor-helmet:

390,

516.

Wall-papers:

286.

War-Bcythes,

&c.:

391,

Water-pot:

334.

Wave-scroll:

see Evolute-spiral

Band

Weapons:

386.

Weaving:

289.

Wings:

81.

Wreath,

(Heraldic):

519.

Writing:

527.

Writing-table:

443.

Wrought-iron

:

175.


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