tomb-canopy
tomb-canopy. Canopy above an altar-tomb or tomb-chest, as though protecting the effigies that lie beneath, and often forming a very grand ensemble.
Bibliography
Blore (1826);
Crossley (1921);
J. Curl (2002c);
Sturgis et al. (1901–2)
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