A Handbook of Orname Franz Sales Mey 2

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GEOMETRICAL ELEMENTS
Plate
7.
Diaper Platterns,
GEOMETRICAL MOTIVES.
The
Sector, the Polygon,
and the
Star.
Plate
8.
riate
9.
The Square, and
its
Subdivision.
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17
19
GEOMETRICAL MOTIVES
Plate
12.
The
Triangle, Hexagon, &c., and their Subdivision.
22
23
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The ObloDg, and
its
Subdivisioji.
Plate U.
24
Plate
15.
The Oblong, and
its
Subdivision.
The Oblong, and
its
Subdivision.
25
Plate
1(
GEOMETRICAL MOTIVES
Plate 17.
The Ehombus,
the Trapezium, and their Subdivision.
GEOMETRICAL MOTIVES
Plate
18.
The
Circle,
and
its
Subdivision.
Gothic Tracery
Plate
19.
GEOMETRICAL MOTIVES
The
Ellipse,
and
its
SabdivisioD.
Plate 20.
IN
Plate 21.
AT URAL FORMS.
Ine Asanthos
Leaf, and the Artificial Leaf.
NATURAL FORMS.
The
Artificial Leaf.
Plate 22.
NATURAL FORMS.
38
Plate 23.
The
Artificial Leaf.
NATURAL FORMS
Flate 24.
Artificial Foliage.
NATURAL FORMS.
Artilicihl Folias-e.
Plate
.25.
42
Plate 2d.
NATL) UAL FORMS.
Artificial Foliage.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Vine:
Artificial.
47
Plate 30.
NATURAL FORMS.
50
Plate 32.
The
Ivy: Natural, and Artificial.
NATURAL FORMS.
Various Flowers.
57
Plate 36.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Lion.
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornamcpt
65
Plate
5
41.
66
Plate 42.
NATUKAL FORMS.
The Lion.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Lion.
67
Plate 43.
6S
Plate 44.
NATURAL FORMS.
The
Liuu.
NATURAL FORMS.
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71
72
Plate 46
NATURAL FORMS
The
Griffin,
&c
NATURAL FORMS
74
Plate
4'
The Lion Head
NATURAL FORMS.
rtio
l>ioa
Head
riate 4S.
NATURAL FORM^
The Panther Head,
&c.
Plate 49.
78
Plate 50.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Ram Head, &c
NATUKAL FOBMS.
84
Plate
54.
The Eagle.
NATURAL FORMS.
The WiDg.
85
NATURAL FORMS.
The Dolphin.
87
Plate 56.
NATURAL FOKMS
Plate
57.
The Dolphin.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Dolphin.
89
Plate 5S.
NATURAL FORMS
The
Shell.
91
Plate
59,
92
JPlate 60.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Serpent, &c.
NATURAL FORMS.
The Grottesque Mask.

lleyer,
Handbook
of
Ornament
97
Plate
7
62.
98
Plate 63.
NATURAL FORMS
The Grottesque Mask,
NATURAL FORMS.
The CroUcaque
99
Mask.
7*
NATURAL FORMS.
103
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The
GrottesqAift
Plate 66.
104
Plate 67.
IÂTURAL FORMS.
The
Half-Figure.
NATUJRAL FORMS.
The Half-Figure.
105
PJate
68.
NATUKAL FORMS.
The Sphinx, and
the Centaur.
107
Plate 69.
NATURAL FORMS.
Plate 70.
The Cherub Head,
&c.
BANDS.
134
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The Chain Band.
1.
I
,
CI
BANDS.
The Interlacement Band.
Plate
lo8
Plate 87.
i;.\Ni)s
Tho Interlacement Band.
BANDS.
140
BANDS.
,
BANDS.
The Interlacement Band.
141
Plate 90.
BANDS.
143
The Rosette Band.
mm
R n n
n^
Plate 91.
BANDS.
144
M d wWf^fi
A
pmm
WiWWK pj^mm
I .#
W^^-'Ssr^^.M
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Plate 92.
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"''"
The Palmette Baud.
BANDS.
The Vertebrate Band, &c
147
rJate
93.
148
BANDS.
BANDS.
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5kJ
149
BANDS.
Plate 96.
The Undulate Band, &c
BANDS
The Evolute-Spiral Band.
Plate 97.
M0ULD1NC;^S.
154
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Plate 98.
The Enrichment
of the
Bead Moulding.
MOULDINGS.
Plate 99.
The EuricLmeut
of the Torus Moulding.
MOULDINGS.
157
162
Plate 101.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Link Border.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Link Border.
163
Plate 102.
11*
1G4
FREE ORNAMENTS.
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<1N
Plate 1U3.
The Link-lorder Enrichment
/Th
ar .HIT
of Mouldings.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Cresting
Border.
165
Plate 104.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
168
Plate
10;
The Akroter, and
the Antefix.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Akroter,
&c.
169
Plate
06.
170
Plate 107.
FREE ORNAMENTS,
The
Stele Crest.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Perforated
Cresting.
171
Plate 108.
FREE ORNAMENTS
The
Cross.
Plate 109.
174
Plate 110.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The
Cross.
FEEE ORNAMENT\S.
The
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
177
Plate 111.
Finial.
12
178
Plate 112.
FREE 0RNAMN1\^
The
Fiuial, &c.
180
Plate 113.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The
Finial
Knob, and Vase.
FREE ORNAIÎENTS.
The Pendant Knob.
181
Plate 114.
FHEE Ol^NAMENTS.
183
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The
Pcosette,
Plate 11'
184
Plate 116.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Crocket, and the Gargoyle.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Decorated Hinge,
.&c.
187
Plate 117.
FEEE ORNAMENTS.
The
Tassel.
189
Plate 118.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The
Fringe, and the Valence.
191
Plate 119.
192
Plate 120.
FREE ORNAMENTS.
The Lace
Border.
.196
Plate 121.
SUPPORTS.
The Foliated Shaft
198
SUPPOETS.
SUPPORTS.
203
The Decorated
Shaft.
Plate 125.
204
Plate 126.
SUPPORTS.
The
Profiled Shaft,
208
SUPPORTS.
Plate 12;
The
Capital.
SUPPORTS.
'S.MJ'kJMWU^
The
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
Capital.
209
Plate 128.
14
210
SUPPORTS.
Plate 129.
The
Capital.
surroRTs.
The
Capital.
211
Plate 130.
SUPPORTS.
212
SUPPORTS.
The
Pilaster Capital.
215
Plate 132.
SUPPORTS.
216
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Plate
13;
The
Pilaster Capital.
SUPPORTS.
The
Pilaster Capital.
217
Plate 134.
220
Plate 135.
SUPPORTS.
The Candelabrum
Base.
SUPPORTS.
The Candelabrum
221
Shaft.
Plate 136.
SUPPORTS.
The Candelabium
223
Capital.
Plate 13'
224
Plate 138.
SUPPORTS.
The
BalKuster.
226
SUPPORTS.
'>28
Plate 140.
SUPPORTS.
The Parapet.
SUPPORTS.
The Railing
Post.
229
Plate 141.
SUPPORTS.
Plate 142
The Furniture Leg
SUPPORTS.
The TrapezophoroD.
233
Plate 143.
234
Plate 144
SUFiÔRTS,
The Trapezophoron.
SUPPORTS.
Th? Console.
i37
Plate 145.
238
SUPPORTS.
Plate 146.
The Console.
SUPPORTS.
The Console.
239
Plate 147
240
Piate
US
SUPPORTS
The
Bracket.
SUPPORTS.
The
Caryatid, the Atlante, &c.
243
Plate 149.
16*
244
Plate 150
SUPPORTS.
The Caryatid, &c.
250
ENCLOSED OENAMENT.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
251
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The Square Panel,
253
Plate 154.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
254
r-
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The Star-shape
Panel.
255
Plate 156.
258
Plate 157.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The
Circular Panel.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The
Circular Panel.
259
Plate 158.
17*.
260
Plate 159,
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The
Circul Panel
ENCLOSED OKNAMENT.
The
Circular Paoel.
261
Plate 160.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The ObloDg
Panel.
263
Plate 161.
264
Plate 162.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The Obloug Panel.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The Oblong
Panel.
Plate 163.
266
Plate 1G4.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
The Oblong
Panel.
ENCLOSED OKNAMENT.
The
Elliptic Panel.
269
Plate 165,
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
Plate 166
The Lunette, and
the Spanrail Panels.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT
The Lunette, and
the Spanrail Panels.
Plate 167,
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT,
The Lozengp Panel,

Ideyer,
Handbook
of
Ornament.
273
274
Plate 169.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
Various Tanels.
ENCLOSED ORNAMENT.
Various Panels.
275
Plate 170,
18*
282
Plate 173.
EEPEATING ORNAMENT:
The Scale Diaper,
&c.
284
REPEATmG ORNAMENT.
Wi
REPEATING OENAMENT.
The
Circle Diaper, &c.
Plate 175.
REPEATING ORNAMENT.
Various Diapers.
287
Plate 176.
288
Plate 177.
REPEATING ORNAMENT.
Various Diapers.
REPEATING ORNAMENT.
Various Diapers.
291
Plate 178.
19*
292
Plate 179.
REPEATING ORNAMENT.
Various Diapers.
REPEATING ORNAMENT.
Various Grill Diapers.
293
Plate 180.
VASES.
304
The most usual fundamental forms of

and their names.
^t^
vessels
VASES.
The Amphora.
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
i05
Plate 182.
20
VASES,
307
The Urn.
Plate 183.
20*
VASES.
The
Krater.
Plate 184.
VASES.
The
Basin, and the Dish.
Ill
Plate 185.
VASES.
Plate 187.
The Flower-Vase, &i
VASES.
Vase-forms for Various Purposes.
riale 188.
VASES.
319
The
Jar, the Cist, &c.
Plate 189.
VASES.
Water Stoup.
The Font, and the HolyMeyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
321
Plate 190.
21
VASES.
The Hydria.
323
Plate 191.
21*
325
VASES.
The Backet,
&c.
riate 192.
VASES.
The Spoon, and the Ladle.
327
Plate 193.
Vases.
The Prochous,
the Oinochoe, the Olpe, &c.
329
Plate 194.
VASES.
The Lekythos, &c.
331
Plate 195.
VASES.
Plate 196.
The Lip-spout
Pitcher.
VASES.
The Lip-spout
Pitcher.
Plate 197.
VASES.
The Pipe-spout
Pot.
Plate 198.
VÂSES
The
Weyer, Handbook
of
Ornameat.
Bottle.
Plate 199.
22
338
Plate 200.
VASES.
The
Bottle.
VASES,
-^^S,,
Plate 203.
The Cup, and
tbe Beaker.
VASES.
346
Plate 204.
The
Chalice, and the Goblet.
348
Plate 205.
VASES.
The Hanap.
VASES.
Various Drinking Vessels.
351
Plate 207.
VASES.
Modern DrinkiDg
357
Glasses.
Plate 210.
METAL OBJECTS.
Plate 211.
The
Anti<iue Candelabrum.
METAL OBJECTS.
Th^ Renascence Candelabrum.
363
Plate 212.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Antique Lamp.
365
Plate 213
368
Plate 214.
METAL OBJECTS.
The
Candlestick.
METAL OBJECTS.
The
Meyeri Bandbook
of
Ornament.
Candlestick.
369
Plate 215.
24
METAL OBJECTS.
The Hand-Candlestick.
371
Plate 216.
24*
METAL OBJECTS.
Plate 217.
The Candle-Bracket.
376
Plate 219
METAL OBJECTS.
The
Candelier.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Modern Lamp.
377
Plate 220.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Tripod.
381
Plate 222.
METAL OBJECTS.
The
Mt'ycr,
Handbook
of
Ornament.
Crncifix
385
Plate 224.
25
METAL OBJECTS.
The
Crozier,
and the Monstrance.
387
Plate 225.
2&*
METAL OBJECTS.
The Helmet.
391
Plate 227
METAL OBJECTS.
The Dagger, and
its
Scabbard.
Plate 229.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Halberd, &c.
397
Plate 230.
METAL OBJECTS,
The
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
Knife, and the Fork.
401
Plate 232.
26
METAL OBJECTS.
403
The Paper Knife
'
'
Plate 233.
26*
METAL OBJECTS.
The Door-Knocker.
409
Plate 236.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Key.
411
Plate 237.
METAL OBJECTS.
The Hand-Mirror.
418
Plate 238.
419
Varioua Tools.
Plate
Various Tools.
Tongs, iron, German, Germanisehes Museum, Nuremberg.

Snuffers, brass, German, Renascence, Germanisehes Museum,
2.
3.
240.
Ceremonial -Hammer, silver gilt, Italian, 16th century, presented by Gregory XIII to Duke Ernest of Bavaria, beneath
the enamelled armorial bearings is the inscription: "Julius III
Pont. Max. Jubilaeum VIII condidit feliciter MCCCCCL.; the
relief on the reverse shows Moses striking water from the
rock, with the words: Percussit petram et fluxerunt aquae",
National Museum, Munich; (Kunsthandwerk).
1.
6.
Nuremberg.
5.
Compasses, bronze, chased, engraved,

century, half the size of the original.
and
gilt,
German, 16th
Cock, brass, cast and chased, German, 16th century, iP/înc.

fiir die Kleinkuust in Bronze).
Match-holder, bronze, Modern.
long, (Vorbilder
7.
27*
FURNITURE.
424
Plate 242.
The
Chair.
432
Plate 246.
FURNITUEE.
The
Stall.
FURNITURE.
The Folding-Chair.
435
Plate 248.
28*
FURNITURE.
439
j^*f^^^^g^
442
Plate 251.
FUKNITURE.
The
Table.
452
FURNITURE.
[10000*(ID-(I1*OQ*DQ
Plate 256.
Tiid Chest.
FRAMES.
The
Architectural Frame.
463
Plate 261.
FRAMES.
464
Plate 262.
The
Architectural Frame.
466
Plate 263.
FRAMES.
The Mirror-Frame, &c.
FRAMES.
The Mirror- Frame, &c.
467
Plate 264.
30*
FRAMES.
The Strap-work Frame.
469
Plate 265.
470
feames.
Plate 266
The Strap-work
Frame.'
FRAMES
Plate
'267.
The Typographical Frame.
FRAMES.
The Typographical Frame.
478
Plate 268.
FRAMES.
The Strap-workTabl
PJate 269.
476
Plate 270.
FRAMES.
The Strap-work Border, and Margin.
The Strap-work
477
Tablet, Border, aud Margin.
Metal mounts for the cover of an album, Modern,

Wrougbt-iron escutcheon, German, 16th ceuturj,
9.
lu.
Natioudl
Museum, Munich.
Centre-piece of bookbinding, by Dir. C. Graff, Dresden.
11.
The Strap-work Border, and Margin.

To
(Plate 270.)
those products of art, which frequently receive an additional
must further be reckoned plates and dishes.

So far as they are included under pottery, the border usually has a
smooth unbroken edge; the material scarcely admitting of a freer
exterior border or Margin,
treatment of the rim.
It is different
when
the object
is
of metal; in
rim may be decorated with pierced- work; and the outlines

may undergo a richer and more vigorous treatment (figs. 4 and 5), in
which the framework forms a free-ending outwards.
this case, the
Plate
2.
3.
270.
The Steap-wokk Border, and Margin.
Renascence, Majolica, Gewerbemuseum, Berlin, (Gewerbehalle).

Renascence, Majolica, Italian, (Racinet).
1.
5.
Renascence, Limoges, by Pierre Raymond, 16th century, (Racinet)

Modern, by Placido Zuloaga, Eibar, Spain, (Gewerbehalle).
JEWELRY
The
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
Pin.
481
Plate 271.
31
JEWELRY.
The Button.
483
Plate 272.
31*
JEWELRY.
The Ring.
485
Plate 273.
JEWELRY.
The Chain.
Plate 274.
JEWELRY.
The Necklace.
489
Plate 275.
JEWELRY.
The
Bracelet.
491
Plate 276.
JEWELRY.
The
Girdle, the Buckle,
493
and Chisp.
Plate 277.
JEWELRY
The Pendant.
495
Plate 278.
JEWELRY.
The
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
Ear-ring.
497
Plate 279.
JEWELRY.
Plate 280.
Miscellaneous Jewelry.
504
HERALDRY.
The Heraldic Colours

Original Tinctures.
(2
or Tinctures.
metals
4 Colors.)
HERALDRY.
Shapes of the Shield,
507
Plate 282
HERALDRY.
Charges.
511
Plate 284.
514
Plate 285.
HERALDRY.
Charges.
HERALDRY.
Helmet Trappings.
521
Plate 287.
522
Plate 288.
HERALDRY.
Helmet TrappiDgs.
HERALDRY.
Heraldic Accessories.
525
Plate 290.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
531
mHynoiBq
A?lBBCCDO
FEgbHIK
mmhmop
ISTU
Romanesque
Letters.
Plate 291.
34*
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS
Plate 292.
Gothic Uncial Letters.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
Gothic Uncial Lettem.
533
Plate 293.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
Old English
Letters, &c.
535
Plate 294.
OKNAMENTAL LETTEES.
536
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6;
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<>
1 ii| i
filillf
>
^(U>
^^r
Pf<
'^^-^^xr
<^
1
^=^
Plate 295.
(^
M^^
Old German
Letters.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
587
p
a
11
i^
Ii
f.
Modern Text.
Plate 296.
538
Plate 297.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
Renascence Letters.
OENAMENTAL LETTERS.
[/?
A-tir^^"^'---'"--**'**^^^*'^^^ ^^1'
i39
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
540
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IB
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Plate 299.
Roman
Leltera.
ORNAMENTAL LETTERS.
Constriictions, Numerals,
and Monograms.
541
Plate 300.
542
Roman
Plate
Letters.
Roman
299.
Letters.
Modern.
Modern.
Renascence italic, Gottlieb Miinch, Ordnung der Schrift, 1744.
Renascence lower-case italic, Michael Bauernfeind, Nuremberg
1737, (Hrachowina).
1.
2.
3.
4.
Plate
300,
Constructions, Numerals, and Monograms.
1.
Roman
2.
German
Constructions, Kumerala, and Monograms.
4.
5, 6, 7
8.
10.
11.
and
9.
capitals.
text, and large Gothic uncial letters.

Arabic numerals, 15th and 16th centuries.
Modern monograms of two and three letters, (Raguonet).
Modern monogram, Pir. Gotz.

of a name: "Laugier", (Raguenet).
Monogram
Monogram
the name
formed of the Greek initials of

found in the Catacombs.
li is
frequently combined with the letters
Q.^ in allusion
to Rev. XXIL 13: "I am Alpha and Omega" (compare
Plate 213. 13).
Of later date is the monogram IHS,
the first three letters of the name Jesus, //i-OF^",
when written with Greek letters, which was afterwards
selected by the Jesuits as the badge of their order.
It
has been variously explained as meaning:
Jesus
hominum salvatbr" (Jesus the saviour of men); "In Hoe
of Christ;
of Christ,
**
Salus" (in
Him
is
salvation);
"Jesus
Habemus Socium"
(we have Jesus for our companion); or: "In Hoc Signo
vinces" (in this sign thou shalt conquer).
Index.
The numerals refer to the Pages in all cases. Wliere they are enclosed in Brackets
page is a Plate; and the small numerals refer to the Figures in the Plate.
the
Akanthoa,
leaf: 34, (163.
7).
Bisellium: 434.
Alo-oter: 166.
Boar, head:
Alabastron: 312,
Book Decoration:
Alphabet: see Letters.
Borders: see Bands, 477.
Altar: 378.
(Typographical) see Frames,

,
Boss: 182.
s),
(343.
leaf: (55. 6,7).
303.
Bottle: 336.
Box: see
Ampulla: 312.
Animals: 63.
Bracelet: 490.
Antefix: 166.
Bracket: 241, (372. 1-9).
Cist, Chest, &c.
Arm-chair: 425.
Breast-pin: 480.
Armet: 390.
Brooch: 480.
Armorial Bearings: 500.

Artificial Objects: 110.
Bryony: 52.
Bucket: 322.
Artificial Foliage: 39.
Buckle: 492.
Burganet: 390.
Leaf: 35.
Aryballos: (331. u).
Button: 482.
Astragal, Enrichment of: 152,
Cabbage-stalk Glass: 352.
Atlanta: 242.
Cabinet: 445.
Heraldry.
Balauster: 222.
Hanging: 449.
,
Calathus: see Kalathos.
Bands: 127.
Candelabrum: 360.
Badge:
10).
(23. 4.5).
Amber-tree
Amphora:
(79.
see
Band-motive:
4.
Base, (column): 197.
(capital): 222.
(foot
(shaft): 219.
and base):
(candelabrum): 218,
Basin: 308.
Candle Bracket: 370.
Battle-axe: 394.
Candlestick: 361, 366.
Beaker: 345.
Canephora: see Kanephoros.
Bedstead: 457.
Cantharus: see Kantharos.
BeU: 404.
Capital, (candelabrum): 222.
Bench: 436.
(column): 205.
218.
544
Index.
Capital, (pilaster,
and anta): 214,
Caryatid: 242.
Crown, Coronet, &c.: 520.

Crozier: 384.
Censer: 382.
Crucifix: 384.
Centaur: 106.
Cruet: 316.
Chain Band: 129.

(Jewelry): 486,
Cyathus: see Kyathos.
Chair: 422.
Cylix: see Kylix.
Chalice: 345.
Cyma, Enrichment
Cup: 345.
Chandelier: 373.
155,
of:
Chatelaine: 499, 404.
Dagger: 394.
Damaskeening, (Heraldic):
Cherub-head: 109.
DECORATED OBJECTS:
Chest: 451.
Desk: 451.
Charge, (Heraldic): 510.
Chimaera:
(1G4,
3,4,11,12).
503.
295.
Diadem: 499.
70.
(head): (78.
i).
Diapers: 277.
Circle, Diaper: 278, 283.
patterns: 9.
Panel: 256, (115. 6-9).
Diphros Okladias: 434.
Subdivision: 27.
Dish: 308, see 476.
Cist: 318.
Dog, head:
Oasp: 492.
Dolphin: 86.
Claw-foot: (220. 1-9).

Clock-case: 453, (475.
1.2).
(79.
).
(Heraldic): (511.
11).
Door-Knocker: 408.
Cluster, of Fruit: 59.
Dormer:
Coat of Arms: (525. i-s).
Dress-pin: 480.
Cock, (tap): 417.
Eagle, (Natural): 80, (454. 1-3).
Collar, (Heraldic): 518.
Column: see Supports.
Comb:
(463.
1).
(Heraldic): 80. 512.
(head: (343.
7).
Ear-ring: 496.
499.
Easd: 453.
Compasses: 417.
Console: 235.
Egg-and-tongue, &c.: 155.
Construction of Letters: 542,
Elaphos: 342.
Convolvulus: 52.
ELEMENTS OF DECORATION:
Com:
Ellipse,
52.
Construction,
Cornucopia: 124,
vision: 30.
Coronets: 520.
Cothon: see Kothon.
Panel: 267,
Cradle: 457.
Enamels: 281.
Enclosed Ornaments: 246.
Evolute-spiral Band: 151,
Oater: see Krater.
Fan:
Oest, (Heraldic): 518.
Fauchard: 396.
Cresting Border: 161, 172.
FEATURES
Crocket: 185.
Festoon: 59, (221.. e).
Couch: 438.
412.
of Objects: 125,
Fibula: 480.
Cross: 172.
(Heraldic): 515.
Finial: 175.
Panel: (275.
Flowers, Natural: 58.
3).
8.
and Subdi*
545
Index.
Hammer: 417.
Hanap 347.
Flower-pot: 315.
-vase: 312.
Fly-flapper: 414.
Hand-bell: 404.
Folding-chair: 438.
Hand-mirror: 412.
Foliage, Artificial: 39.
Hanging-cabinet: 449.
34.
, Natural:
Font: 320.
Hat, (Cardinal's, &c., Heraldic): 523,
Foot: (220. 1-9),
Heads of Animals:
Fork: 400.
Heaume:
Fox, head: (79.
Head-dress (Jewelry): 499,
Helmet: 390, 516, (108), (113).

Trappings: 518.
,,
7).
Frames: 461.
,,
1,
>
76.
390, 515.
(mirror): 465,
Heraldry: 500.
Hermes see Terminus.
(strap-work): 468.
Hexagon, Subdivision:
(typographical): 471.
Hinge: 186.
Hippotragelaphos: 342.
(architecturalj
Free ornaments:
Fret Band: 128.
462.
169,
Holy- water Stoup: 320.
Frieze: (62), (104.
(162)-(164),
5),
Fringe: 188.
Fruit, in Festoon
Horse, head: (79, 1-6).
59.
Hop, leaf: 52.

Horn, Drinking: 342.
Funnel: 324.
Furniture: 420.
Human, body:
Leg: 230.
Gable-ornament: 166.
Hyacinth-glass: 315.
Gargoyle: 185.
Initial: see Letters,
Gate: see
(82.
Implements: see Trophy, Symbol.

Ink-stand: 316.
i).
Inn-chair: (426.
Grill.
Geometrical Elements:
German
93.
Hydria: 320,
Garland: see in
18.
3.
Drinkiug-glasses
Girdle: 492, 188, (487.
352,
u-is).
1).
Instruments: see Trophy,

Ivy, leaf: 51, (203.
4).
Gladiator's Helmet: 390.
Jar: 318.
Glass, Drinking: 355.
Jewelry:
, see Stained-Glass.
Goblet: 345.
Jug: see Pitcher, Pot.

Kalathos: (344, 4),
Gothic Tracery: 30.
Kalpis: (323.
Griffin: 70, (514.
Kanephoros: 242.
1).
478.
2).
Grill: 294.
Kantharos: 340.
Grottesque Animal: 100.

Figure: 101.
Kapros: 342.
Mask:
Key: 410.
Kettle: (335.
95,
Gryps: 345,
Klismos: 422.
Guilloche: see Interlacement Band.

Hair-pin: 480.
Knife: 400.
Half-figure: 101.
Halberd: 394,
Meyer, Handbook
of
Ornament.
Symbol
Interlacement Band: 135.
10).
Knob, (finial). 179.

Knocker: 408.
Knot: see Ribbon.
35
646
Index.
Hothon: 340.
Mermaid:
Erater: 308.
Metal Objects:
Kyathos: 340.
Minerva, head: (108.
Kylix: 340, (311.
(514.
7).
359,
Hand: 412.
Label: 120.
Mirror,
Lace: 190.
Miserere-seat: 431.
Lachrimatory
Mitre: (524. 11-13).
312,
Monogram:
Ladle: 324.
Lamp:
6,7).
Mirror-frame: 465.
s).
364,
Pendant: 373, (314.
542,
Monstrance: 384.
Morion: 390.
13).
375.
, Table:
Lance: 394.
Mosaic: 278.
Lantern: 373.
Mouldings, Enricltments
Laurel: 43, (344.
Motto: 526,
Mug:
9).
Leaf Band: 145.

,
Nautilus shell: (91.
(Natural): 52.
Lectern: 453.
Necklace: 488.
Lectus Cubicularis: 438.
Neck-ring: (489.
Leg, (Furniture): 230.
Needle-case: 499.
Lekythos: 328.
Network: 4.
Numerals: 542.
Letters: 527.
1)
7,8).
Link Border: 160.
Oak,
Lion, (Heraldic): 510.
OBJECTS, DECORATED:
9,10).
48,
2),
(162.
(327.
1),
(208.
Mace:
2-5),
(88. 2,3), (464.
(156
Subdivision: 18.
18,^
Olive: 43.
3).
Order, (Heraldic): 523.
Ordinary, (Heraldic): 506.
TURES:
125.
Oval, Construction: 33.
Ovolo, Enrichment of: 155.
Fret.
Mantling, (Heraldic): 519.
Ox, head:
Maple,
Painting: see Mural painting.,
leaf: (55.
3.4).
Margin: see 477.

Mars' head: (103.
(79.
9).
Palmetto Band: 145.
Martel-axe: 394.
Palm, leaf: 48,

Panels: 246,
Mask:
Panther, (Henildic): (514.
9).
94.
Match-holder: 417.
Medallion: 109, (495.
Medusa, head: 100.
s).
295.
ORNAMEiNT APPLIED TO FEA-
5).
396.
Maeander: see
9),
Olpe:. 326.
Lunette, Panel: 268.

(77.
(150.
Oinochoe: 326.
10).
Subdivision: 21.
Lynx, head:
,,
2,4).
Lozenge, Panel: 272,
1,2),
Octagon, Subdivision:
Lock-escutcheon: (475.
(288.
leaf: (55.
Oblong, Panel: 262,
, (Natural): 63.
, head: 70, (233.
Lizard: (92. 1).
Lotus:
161.
Mural Painting: 286.

Natukal Forms: 34.
Lazy-tongs: 404.
of: 152,
353.
12,
18,25).
head: 73.
Paper-knife: 402.
Papyrus: 48,
2).
547
Index.
Rope-pattern see InterlacementBand,

Rosette: 182, see also Square, Panel,
Parapet: 227.
Parquetry: 278.
Circle, Panel.
Partizan: 394.
Patera: 324.
Rosette Band: 142.
Pendant, (Architectural): 179.

(Jbwelby): 494.
.
,
Rummer:
Pennon: 523.
Salt-cellar: 316.
Pentagon, Subdivision: 18.
Scabbard: 392, 391
Pepper-mill: 316.
Scale Diaper: 281.
Perforation: 172.
Scallop SheU: (91,
Perfume-vase: 328.
Scent-bottle: 499.
349.
Salade: 390, 516.
'
3,4).
Phiale: 312.
Scissors: 402.
Picture-frame: 465.
Scriptionale: (252.
Pike: 394.
Scyphus: see Skyphos.

Seal: 499.
Pilaster, (capital): 214.
213,
(panel):'.
1).
(113.
6,6),
Seat: 421.
Sector: 13.
(117. 1-8).
Pin: 480.
Sella Balnearis: 427.
Pitcher (lip-spout): 330.
Curulis: 427.
Semicircle: see Lunette.
Plate: 310.
Serpent, (Heraldic): (511.
Border: 476.
Polygon:
13,
Shaft, (candelabrum): 219.
Post: 227.
Pot (pipe-spout): 334,
Printing: 527.
SheU: 90.
Prochoiis: 326.
Proedra: (244.
(column): 197, 202.
, (pilaster): 213.
Sheath: see Scabbard.
Printer's-mark: 471.
Shield: 388, 505.
5).
Puzzle-glass: 353.
Quadrelle: (397.
(Heraldic): 502.
Sideboai-d: 449.
10).
Hailing: 227, see also Parapet, Bal-
Signet-ring: 484.
Simpulum:
auster.
Spout: .185,
Rain-water
(74.
8-5),
Bam, head:
(78. 3-7), (343. 1-5).
Ranunculus, leaf:
(55.
5).
(327.
11.12).
Situla: (325. 7-11).
Skull,
(87. 7-9).
Raking Panel: 276.
Human:
Ox:
(61.
109.
1),
(62.
Smelling-bottle: see Scent-bottle.

Snuffers: 404. (413
Repeating Ornaments: 277.
Sofa: 438.
Revolving Stool: 434.

Rhombus, Panel: see Lozenge, Panel,
Spanrail Panel: 268.

Spangle: 499.
Subdivision: 21.
Rhyton: 342.
Ribbon: 120.
Ring: 484.
1).
Skyphos:
Rectangle: see Oblong.
13).
(Natural): 90.
3).
Spoon: 324, 396.

Sphinx; 106, (223. e),
Square, Diaper: 278.
Panel: 247,
(429.
(15. 20).
35*
9).
Index.
548
Square, Subdivision: 14, (262, i-).
Tongs: 417.
Stained Glass: 283.
Tool: 417, see also Trophy, Symbol,
StaU: 428.
Torch: 124.
Standard: 523.
Torus, Enrichment of: 155.
Star, Panel: 249.
Tracery:
(259.
Subdivision: 13.
is-ie),
(28.
7,8),
(275.
Stool: 431.
Stoup: 320.
Subdivision: 21, 26.
Strap Hinge: 186.
Trapezoid, Panel: 276.
Strap-work, Border: 477.
Trapezophoron: 231,
Frame: 468. (476), (476).

Panel (260. 7,8), (264. 4,5),
Panel: 276.
Trophy: 110.
Tablet: 474.
Margin: 477.
Subdivision of Shapes: see l4
Triangle, Subdivision: 18.
Tripod: 379,
(271. 6-9).
Tulip-tree, leaf: (55.
33.
s).
Supports: 194,
Tumbler: 352.
Typographical Frame:
Supporter, (Heraldic): 526.
Uncials: see Letters.
Sword: 392.
Symbol: HI.
Table: 440, 231,
Undulate Band: 146.
471,
Uraniscus: 14.
Urn: 306.
Tablet: see Frames.
Utensils: 359.
Taboret: 431,
Valence: 188.
Tankard: 355.
Tap: see Cock.
Vase-forms, Chart of: 304.
Tassel: 188.
Vertebrate Band: 145.
Vases: 297,
(123.
1.4),
Telamon: 242.
Vine: 43,
Tent, (Heraldic): 526.
Viper: see Serpent.
(180. 5-^).
Terminus: 225.
Vizor-helmet: 390, 516.
Text: see Letters.
Wall-papers: 286.
Textile: see
i-ji).
Tragelaphos: 342,
Trapezium, Panel: 276.
Stele-crest: 167.
(29.
1),
Weaving.
War-Bcythes, &c.: 391,
Three-centred Arch, Construction: 33.
Water-pot: 334.
Throne: 425,
Wave-scroll: see Evolute-spiral Band
Thyrsos: (107.
Tiara: (524.
6,7).
12).
Tiger, head: (77.
s).
Tiles: 283.
Weapons: 386.
Weaving: 289.
Wings: 81.
TUting Helmet: 390, 616.
Wreath, (Heraldic): 519.

Writing: 527.
Tinctures, (Heraldic): 502,
Writing-table: 443.
Toilet-stand, or cabinet: 455.
Wrought-iron
175.
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GEOMETEICAL ELEMENTS.

Sector, the Polygon,

The Square, and

Triangle, Hexagon, &c., and their Subdivision.

The ObloDg, and

The Oblong, and

The Oblong, and

the Trapezium, and their Subdivision.

Leaf, and the Artificial Leaf.

NATL) UAL FORMS.

Ivy: Natural, and Artificial.

The Lion Head

The Panther Head,

The Ram Head, &c

The Serpent, &c.

The Grottesque Mask.

The Grottesque Mask,

The Sphinx, and

The Cherub Head,

The Chain Band.

The Interlacement Band.

Tho Interlacement Band.

The Interlacement Band.

The Rosette Band.

The Palmette Baud.

The Vertebrate Band, &c

The Undulate Band, &c

The Evolute-Spiral Band.

of the Torus Moulding.

The Link Border.

The Link Border.

The Link-lorder Enrichment

The Akroter, and

Knob, and Vase.

The Pendant Knob.

The Crocket, and the Gargoyle.

The Decorated Hinge,

Fringe, and the Valence.

The Foliated Shaft

The Furniture Leg

Caryatid, the Atlante, &c.

The Caryatid, &c.

The Square Panel,

The Obloug Panel.

The Lunette, and

the Spanrail Panels.

The Lunette, and

the Spanrail Panels.

The Lozengp Panel,

The Scale Diaper,

Circle Diaper, &c.

Various Grill Diapers.

The most usual fundamental forms of

Basin, and the Dish.

The Flower-Vase, &i

Vase-forms for Various Purposes.

Jar, the Cist, &c.

The Spoon, and the Ladle.

the Oinochoe, the Olpe, &c.

The Lekythos, &c.

The Cup, and

Chalice, and the Goblet.

Various Drinking Vessels.

Th^ Renascence Candelabrum.