lattice
A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
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lattice. 1. A
came.
2. System of small, light bars crossing each other at intervals, often made of
laths, or light slips of wood forming regular square- or
lozenge-shaped openings. Lattices formed of square-sectioned wood arranged in square, rectangular, and diagonal patterns were a common feature of C18 and C19
Chinoiserie.
3. Undivided part of a C18 theatre auditorium between the boxes and the pit.
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