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Pargeting (or
sometimes called Wall
pargetting) is a
decorative or
waterproof plastering applied to
building walls. The term, if not the practice, is particularly...
- the rare
examples of
these constructions.
Molded plaster ornamentation,
pargetting further enriched some
English Tudor architecture houses. Half-timbering...
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Pevsner considered to have
introduced features such as tile
hanging and
pargetting into Cheshire. The
stables quadrangle is
contemporary with the hall and...
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Portland Vase,
Lycurgus Cup Portal: Art Rock
relief Multidimensional art
Pargetting –
English exterior plaster reliefs Relief printing – a
different concept...
- 16th
century cottage in Ixworth, with
pargetting and
traditional Suffolk Pink limewash...
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architectural features,
there is half-timbering,
carved woodwork and masonry,
pargetting (ornamental
plaster work)
moulded and
twisted chimneys and
leaded glazed...
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Holyrood Palace in 1532 came from
Cousland and Gilmerton.
Stucco Roughcast Pargetting Frew, Craig. "Lime Harling". buildingconservation.com.
Retrieved 18 February...
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houses in
country towns, with
their red brick, sash windows, plasterwork,
pargetting,
joinery and
rubbed or
shaped brick. From this and a
measure of George...
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exterior is
finished with a
combination of flint,
brick and 18th-century
pargetting. By 1279
Roger de
Neville held
about 60
acres (24 ha) of
demesne under...
- 18th century, the
level of the
first floor was raised, and the
front was
pargetted. The
building was
grade II*
listed in 1954, and was
restored from 1955...
