dress stone

It was a long, low, seventeenth-century farmhouse, a mixture of pale pink brick and dressed grey stone.

Every one seemed built of gigantic blocks of the same roughly dressed stone.

The walls were dressed stone, or bare rock, and rose in gray towards the far light.

The church is often built of the most durable material available, often dressed stone or brick.

Crandall, a tool used for dressing stone (see stone carving)

The construction comprises two pools of concrete, undressed and dressed natural stone.

Built mainly of concrete, the exterior of the dam face is dressed stone.

The "building" was shabby, made of roughly dressed stone with a slate roof and small, wooden shuttered, windows.

I tasted them and concluded that the floor was dressed stone and the walls were very cold and sweating plasterboard.

The foundation materials are dressed stone and timer, and the building was made of brick.