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fanlight's Usage Examples:

Parcels Office (1919)External: The parcels office is a painted brick building with corrugated steel [roof] featuring two segmental arched tall windows in the centre and two doors (one segmental arched original timber door with fanlight, and the other metal later door) on either side of the platform elevation.

door is flanked by engaged clustered columns and has an elaborate cobweb fanlight above.

half-round fanlight tops, and is itself crowned by a low balustrade with urned posts.

commonly called a half-moon window, or fanlight when bars separating its panes fan out radially.

gable and front porch, and banks of windows with semi-circular arched fanlights, along the side elevations, makes an aesthetic contribution to the streetscape.

glass sidelights and topped by fanlights, and ornate wood or masonry encasements surrounding the door.

The round-headed doorway has an archivolt, a keystone, and a fanlight.

have doorways with pilasters, cornices, and rectangular fanlights.

The doorway features a half elliptical or demilune fanlight and side lights, expressing the generous width of the central.

The doorcases, with their varied treatment and intricate fanlights, were where the builder could impose some individuality on the.

The horizontal lintels over the three entrances at the front of the building were replaced with triangular pediments, and the circular window in the central pediment rising from the eves (sic) was replaced with a fanlight.

The outer houses have pilastered doorcases with fanlights, open pediments, and scalloped hoods on moulded consoles.

Synonyms:

window,