- A
bow window or comp****
window is a
curved bay
window.
Bow windows are
designed to
create space by
projecting beyond the
exterior wall of a building, and...
- The
bow and
arrow is a
ranged weapon system consisting of an
elastic launching device (
bow) and long-shafted
projectiles (arrows).
Humans used
bows and...
-
March 1797, and used the
bow window in the same
manner as had his predecessor.
Curved foundations of Washington's
bow window were
uncovered during archaeological...
- "rawashin" bay
windows on N****eef
House in Jeddah,
Saudi Arabia Bay
window section drawing Bay
window caboose Bow window Bretèche
Oriel window Glossary of...
-
oriel window of
District Office in Świdwin,
Poland Oriel windows with
brackets in Oloron-Sainte-Marie,
France Bay
window for more
details Bow window Bretèche...
-
gentlemen managed to
belong to both. The new
architecture featured a
bow window on the
ground floor. In the
later 18th century, the
table directly in...
- Gradden. He said: "I'll be
living in a
charming 18th-century
cottage with a
bow window that
looms over the
street affording a
privileged view of my neighbours'...
- brick, with multi-paned
windows,
though some
portions of the
facade are clad with
brown brick.
There are
shallow bow windows on
Central Park West, as...
- The
Church of St Mary-le-
Bow (/boʊ/) is a
Church of
England parish church in the City of London, England.
Located on Cheapside, one of the city's oldest...
- the two low
rooms either side of the
clock tower have been
converted to
bow-
window fronts, and the
castellated gatehouse tower,
which might have blocked...
