The upper one is a spandrel piece from the traceried arcading of the stalls.
Yet with all its splendour of traceried arch it is a comfortless place.
It is a most beautiful little specimen of middle-pointed, with high-pitched roof and traceried window.
The second stage of Gothic, introducing the traceried window, was opened by the building of the cathedral of Reims, begun in 1211.
Behind a traceried grillwork lay heaped a mound of treasures such as no human eye will ever see again.
The west wall contains an outer doorway from the cloister court, and there is a traceried window above it.
A tall, richly carved and traceried roodscreen, divides nave from chancel, which has a plain sedilia and piscina.
The latter is flanked by similar arches enclosing pretty, traceried windows.
The internal courtyard is surrounded by buildings of three stages in height, with open arcades to each, and traceried balconies.
The statues of the door-jamb are carried round their lower parts, and the stage above is occupied with traceried panels.
