(1399-1413); Prior Haithwaite is said to have added the tabernacle work after the year 1433:[1] it would therefore be about forty years later than that at Chester (21).
The lower canopy, as before, has triple gables, which are truncated ogees, but the additional front gable of Lincoln and Chester is omitted, while the pinnacled buttresses separating the canopies are carried by shafts standing on the shoulders of the stalls.
[Illustration: Carlisle]
The line of demarcation between the two stories, which the Lincoln and Nantwich designs had minimised, is now emphasised by making the band of quatrefoils continuous. The upper story, which in the earlier designs had had insufficient dominance, is now heightened and enlarged; it consists of three pedestalled niches instead of one; and the flanking window
- ↑ Mr C. H. Purday.
