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Mausoleum at
Kirkleatham by
James Gibbs (1740) has an
unusually large area
vermiculated, over half of the main level. When the
shapes join up to form a network...
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listed in 1954. In 2015 it was restored, the
work including rebuilding the apex,
replacing vermiculated stone, and
cleaning and
repointing the facades...
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vermis verm- worm vermeil, vermian, vermicelli, vermicide, vermicular,
vermiculate, vermiculation, vermicule, vermiculite, vermiculose, vermiculture, vermiform...
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Early 13th-century ch****e used to hold holy oils
Example with
vermiculated gilded background, and
enamelled figures. 13th-century Ch****e of Saint...
- Head of
Hermes over
doorway and
carriage door to
right of
eight panels,
vermiculated rusticated arch with
monogram on keystone. It is also used for a shop...
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facade in the
Italianate style, with a
pedimented central pavilion and
vermiculated columns flanking the main
entrance portico. It is one of the
oldest pre-Confederation...
- that
there was
movement of
workers between the two regions. The
later vermiculated style and pseudo-Kufic
borders are two
examples of such influence. Some...
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stories comprise the base,
which is clad in
blocks of
rusticated and
vermiculated limestone above a pink-granite
water table.
Although the ground-floor...
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beige brick. The
limestone blocks on the
first and
second stories are
vermiculated.
Above the base,
there is a
small amount of
terracotta ornament, which...
- goshawks,
rather apparent black shaft streaks which in
combination create a
vermiculated effect that is all-together
messier looking than in most
Eurasian birds...
