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Characteristic types of panelling, Tudor Gothic

A. Tudor Gothic panelling, having panels carved with the lincnfold motif. The panel mouldings are finished at the top corners with the mason's mitre. B. Plain panelling of the first half of the 16th century. C. Middle 16th-century panelling, broken at intervals by pilasters.

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