Dismantled joint

Made:
Middlesex

Dismantled joint, wallpad and part rafter, with two original dowels, (plus one replacement dowel), 17th century, from North Nave Aisle, York Minster

Details

Category:
Building Construction
Object Number:
1986-632
type:
joint
credit:
York Minster

Parts

Dismantled joint

Dismantled joint

Dismantled joint and part rafter, 17th century, from North Nave Aisle - York Minster

Measurements:
overall: 180 mm x 580 mm x 155 mm,
Object Number:
1986-632 Pt1
type:
architectural fragment and joint (connection)
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum
Wallpad, 17th century, from North Nave Aisle, York Minster

Wallpad, 17th century, from North Nave Aisle, York Minster

Wallpad, 17th century, from North Nave Aisle, York Minster

Measurements:
overall: 190 mm x 970 mm x 290 mm,
Object Number:
1986-632 Pt2
type:
architectural fragment
Image ©
The Board of Trustees of the Science Museum

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