- A
color wash is a po****r
technique in faux
painting using paint thinned out with
glaze to
create a
subtle wash of
color over
walls or
other surfaces....
- has a
timber frame and a
tiled roof. The
infill between the
timbers is
colourwashed brick.
There is a
chimney to one side and a wing at the back. In the...
- the
small West Park Inns group. The pub is
built of red-brown brick,
colourwashed on the front, with
floor bands and
pantile roofs. The main
block has...
-
building and is
owned by the
National Trust. The
small building has
colourwashed brick walls and a
tiled roof. It was
probably built as a forester's or...
- at
Erneford Bridge,
close to
Erneford House,
which is
constructed of
colourwashed bricks with a
pantile roof and
dates from 1700. It p****es
under a disused...
- 76723; -0.97895 (The Orchard) — Mid to late 18th
century The
house is in
colourwashed rendered brick, with a
floor band,
dentilled eaves, and a
swept pantile...
- accommodation. The
building was
grade II
listed in 1989. The pub is
built of
colourwashed stone, and has a roof of clay tile and a
terracotta ridge. The main block...
- 52.92969; -1.24323 (The Grove) c. 1810 A house,
later a college, in
colourwashed stucco on a
stone plinth, with
stone dressings and
hipped slate roofs...
-
limestone with
fronting in reddish-brown brick,
largely pebbledashed and
colourwashed, on a plinth, with
stone dressings, quoins, a
floor band, and a Welsh...
-
spirits and
chocolates that they made on the premises. The pub is
built of
colourwashed brick, with a
floor band, a
cogged band above, and a
pantile roof with...
