quoin

Converse of object

• rusticate: At the corners of the building are rusticated quoins.
• dress: Fabric ' A ' , with dressed stone quoins.
• have: North east angle of nave has big rough quoins in its lower section.

Preposition: at

• angle: Stone quoins at the northwest angle suggest this part of the north aisle is a more recent addition.
• corner: Assuming they existed, the quoins at the former northwest corner are hidden by the diagonal buttress of the tower.

Adjective modifier

• red: South wall: in Fabric A; massive red sandstone quoins for southwest angle.
• large: Adjoins west wall of the porch; in fabric ' A ' with large stone quoins.
• original: West wall: constructed mainly in fabric ' A ' with double plinth at the base; some original quoins, some replaced.
• gray: Tower appears to be in Fabric ' B ' with gray quoins.
• yellow: Yellow brick quoins on angles, blue and yellow brick bands.
• massive: South wall: in Fabric A; massive red sandstone quoins for southwest angle.

Modifies a noun

• stone: Some of the quoin stones from the northeast corner may have been re-used for rebuilding the wall just below the eaves line.

Noun used with modifier

• ashlar: North wall: Fabric A, with more modern masonry at higher level, and more uniform ashlar quoins also.
• sandstone: Red sandstone quoins define the original chancel, at its juncture with the present nave.
• brick: Fabrics: ' A ' consists of red brick, in English garden wall bond with brick quoins.
• stone: Fabric ' A ' , with dressed stone quoins.
• limestone: Features to look out for: The tower is built of rubble with wrought granite and carboniferous limestone quoins and some similar limestone dressings.
• angle: Rough cast render presumably over brick with plinth and angle quoins.

Preposition: in

• sandstone: West wall: in fabric ' G ' , with large quoins in light-grey sandstone.

Preposition: of

• sandstone: In ' A ' , with quoins of yellow sandstone at lower levels and of limestone higher up the tower.