- v t e A
color wash is a po****r
technique in faux
painting using paint thinned out with
glaze to
create a
subtle wash of
color over
walls or
other surfaces...
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parish of
Turners Puddle in
Purbeck District. The
small building has
colourwashed brick walls and a
tiled roof. It was
probably built as a forester's cottage...
- has a
timber frame and a
tiled roof. The
infill between the
timbers is
colourwashed brick.
There is a
chimney to one side and a wing at the back. In the...
- (The
Three Horseshoes Inn) Late 17th
century The
public house is in
colourwashed plaster on stone, on a
chamfered plinth, with
rusticated quoins, pilasters...
- Nook) — 17th
century A
house with a
timber framed core, in
rendered colourwashed blue lias and brick, with a
hipped pantile roof.
There are two storeys...
- Gate) Late 17th
century A
house on a
corner site,
later offices, in
colourwashed stucco, on a
stone plinth, with
stone dressings, and a
slate roof. There...
-
later a shop. The rear wing has
colourwashed brick cladding, a
single storey, and a
pantile roof. The
front is in
colourwashed brick, the
ground floor is rendered...
- (Ruddington House) — c, 1770 The house,
which was
later extended, is in
colourwashed stucco on a
stone plinth, with a
modillion eaves cornice and a hipped...
- timber-framed core with
brick nogging, it is clad in brick,
rendered and
colourwashed, on a
brick plinth, with
dentilled eaves and a
pantile roof.
There are...
-
limestone with
fronting in reddish-brown brick,
largely pebbledashed and
colourwashed, on a plinth, with
stone dressings, quoins, a
floor band, and a Welsh...
