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- hornblende, determines the species: Minette contains biotite and orthoclase. Kersantite contains biotite and plagioclase. Vogesite contains hornblende and orthoclase...
- of the tower and corners were built from coated cinder blocks of blue kersantite. The lower floors are rusticated; the rusticated stone continues as quoining...
- closed before 1960 and it is the only known location of kersantite in Serbia. For decades, kersantite was used for the Belgrade buildings, including some...
- niches of the voussures of porch arches, working in either granite or Kersantite, Those six porches built predominately using granite can be seen at Quimper...
- Saint-Thurien, Tréméven, Névez, Baye, Mellac and Quéven in Morbihan. He worked in kersantite and given the modest budgets of such rural communities kept his work to...
- operational. It is the only known location of kersantite in Serbia, a rare type of greenish granite. For decades, kersantite was used for Belgrade buildings. Features...
- kersantite and dates to the fifteenth century. Other statuary in the church is a sixteenth-century "Déploration du Christ" in polychromed kersantite,...
- natural rock from different quarries: (1) granite of the Aber-Ildut and (2) Kersantite granite Finally, the cornice was made of a flat molding which forms the...
- is the only known location of kersantite in Serbia, a worldwide rare type of greenish granite. For decades, kersantite was used for the Belgrade buildings...
- and smaller calvaries and a gisant. For much of their work they used Kersantite, The listing below gives details of these works. The Prigent atelier worked...