The upper string-course and the eaves-cornices are carved with a dog-tooth ornament, and the others with a billet mould.
The arches are semi-circular, with labels enriched with dog-tooth ornament, and the shafts which carry them are moulded and wrought in imitation of the coupled columns of early Italian artists.
Here, as well as in the interior, the dog-tooth ornament is freely used; and the outer mouldings of the circle are of good character.
The North Porch is Early English work, and the dog-tooth ornament is observable in the arches.
The porch has a stone vault, with a profusion of tooth ornament on the groins and elsewhere.
The work on the south side is more elaborate; tooth ornament is used, a string-course runs along at the height of the capitals, and foliaged bosses are found in the lower corners of the spandrels.
Tooth ornament is used to a greater extent than in the rest of the transept, and the wall spaces between the clerestory windows and the vault are covered with diaper work.
Below the windows an arcade runs right round the walls, with Purbeck shafts, foliaged capitals (see page 142), and a profusion of tooth ornament.
These piers support the Early English arches, with dog-tooth ornament large in the interior, small in the exterior.
On its capital there is the spring of a pointed arch, enriched with dog-tooth ornament similar to the entrance arch.
At the side of the window columns two small circular mouldings, decorated with small dog-tooth ornament, continue without a break round the head of each window.
These buttresses are received in an overhanging corbel-table, above which runs a hollow moulding, filled with dog-tooth ornament of a large size and continued round the projections that serve for gargoyles.
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