came

A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture | 2000 | 215 words | Copyright

came. Cast, extruded, or milled lead rods with a section like an H, also called lattice, used in leaded lights (e.g. stained-glass windows) to frame and secure the panes or regular lozenge-shaped quarrels of glass.

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