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Trefoiled

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Tre´foiled`
a.1.(Her.) Same as Tréflé.
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The earliest parts of the house can be traced in an L-shape to include the Great Hall, the original solar over and the little upstairs chapel or oratory, all with their priceless features including trefoiled lights with transoms and little ogee-headed lancets.
Home on the Grange; HISTORIC HOME One of the country's most important ... by The Birmingham Post (England)
Little has changed over the years along Asolo's porticoed streets that reveal old palaces framed by Gothic arcades, trefoiled windows and attractive balconies.
Asolo by Fabris, Marissa / Venice & the Veneto Adventure Guide
Set in lovely village gardens and grounds of more than two acres, The Priory presents a photogenic, evolved look with its Georgian windows with intricate trefoiled head detailing, ashlar dressings, gable end stacks and top floor, window arches.
Residential Property: At the heart of village life by The Birmingham Post (England)
 
 
 
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