ashlar

Converse of object

• tool: Tooled ashlar, terminating in slightly molded pilasters, and topped by a cornice.
• rusticate: Rusticated granite ashlar and wrought iron Gothic style gates.
• dress: This early work is of square, dressed, freestone ashlars.
• face: The building is ashlar faced with a hipped roof.

Adjective modifier

• red: Pevsner describes the building as being of red ashlar within.
• polished: Duff House, the Fife Gates Pair of polished ashlar octagonal gatepiers with molded stepped caps supporting fine carved stone urns.
• rough: The walls are faced with rough ashlar and the roofs are covered with tiles and lead.
• yellow: The older sandstone remains weathered and discolored and recent repair work in fine grained yellow ashlar is clearly visible.
• modern: West wall: splayed window with modern ashlar in embrasure.

Modifies a noun

• quoin: North wall: Fabric A, with more modern masonry at higher level, and more uniform ashlar quoins also.
• dressing: Squared rubble in small blocks with ashlar dressings in more or less the same color.
• stonework: The ashlar stonework contrast sharply with the rendered side walls.
• masonry: A change to ashlar masonry at the extreme east end of the nave.
• sandstone: The façade to University Avenue is primarily of natural ashlar sandstone layered upon smooth white render.
• block: Stone flagged floor; walls lined with ashlar blocks, presumably of late medieval date.

Noun used with modifier

• sandstone: Fabrics: ' A ' is of sandstone ashlar, buff in color, medium to large in size, largely coursed.
• granite: Barthol Chapel war memorial A simple small stone tablet on a pediment of darker granite ashlar.
• stone: The church is solidly built of brick covered with stone ashlar some five inches thick overall.
• limestone: His design for Chippenham was in Dutch Renaissance style, constructed in limestone ashlar with Welsh slate roofs.
• freestone: This early work is of square, dressed, freestone ashlars.