oriel window

There is a 15th-century Oriel window on the first floor.

These, with an oriel window above, can still be seen today.

At first floor level there is an example of an oriel window.

An oriel window projects from the center of the second story.

The second floor of the north facade has an oriel window.

The dining hall was one of those set about with oriel windows.

It is in four bays, and has an oriel window.

Heath rose but, instead of going to the door, walked to the oriel window.

In the farmhouse an oriel window has been blocked up.

Beyond it to the west is an oriel window.

The oriel window dates from the restoration but is based upon the plan of the original.

On the west (front) facade is an oriel window with a balcony above.

Also on the south side is an oriel window with mullioned lights.

Above the porch in the first floor is a canted oriel window.

The facade of this corner building features three oriel windows.

An oriel window overhangs the East wall of the castle.

One feature of the building are its polygonal oriel windows.

At this level on the tower is a two-storey oriel window.

There is a slightly incongruous bay oriel window in the centre of the second floor.

It has an arched carriage entrance with an oriel window above.

The oriel window was present before the 1922 updating.

An oriel window projects from the second floor with a flat window on either side.

Oriel windows are a form of bay window which project from the main wall of the building but do not reach to the ground.

Above the doors are a pair of small canted oriel windows.

Blade, conscious that he was being watched, lay and stared at the oriel window.