Definition of Flushwork. Meaning of Flushwork. Synonyms of Flushwork

- In architecture, flushwork is decorative masonry work which combines on the same flat plane flint and ashlar stone. If the stone projects from a flat...
- firearms, or to produce flat-faced stones for building or facing walls, and flushwork decoration. The original Germanic term knopp meant to strike, shape, or...
- Norwich Cathedral; and the Guildhall, King's Lynn, showing Norfolk flint flushwork Coordinates: 52°40′21″N 00°57′00″E / 52.67250°N 0.95000°E / 52.67250;...
- different types of knapping or arrangement and combinations with stone (flushwork), especially in the 15th and early 16th centuries. Because knapping flints...
- rood screen with ogee arches. The church has some unusual features, i.e. flushwork arcading instead of a clerestory and a raised platform behind the high...
- Externally the east wall and buttresses were embellished with flint flushwork in emergent Perpendicular style, while the offsets of stone tracery in...
- architecture. In areas of Southern England using flint architecture, elaborate flushwork decoration in flint and ashlar was used, especially in the wool churches...
- entrances with two-centred archways and above them are prominent white flushwork panels, some of which are in the shape of crosses while others mimic arrow...
- wall's surface to create a regular diamond-shaped pattern. In English flushwork, limestone and dark knapped flint are used. Windows may be set in a diamond-shaped...
- complete and interesting monastic entrances surviving. Its exuberant flint flushwork is the first blossoming of that technique, later so widespread in East...