Heideloff, Carl Alexander von [Editor]; Görgel, Carl [Editor]: Collection of architectural ornaments of the Middle-Ages: in the byzantine and gothic style (Band 3) (Nuremberg, [ca.1850])

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V red, and formed of golden sceptres radiating round a centre
<k of a number of little silver shields
^ Plate !U.
^ Fig at. A very interesting portal from the beautiful choir
of a building , in what was formerly the monastery of Moem-
roeden It is best seen from the great state-room. The door
itself is an addition of my own. This portal is still exceedingly
well preserved, and has, most probably, been built by the abbot
Benedictus, from the house of Rosenau, who lived towards the
conclusion of the 15th century and who did a great deal for the
prosperity of that convent. The building itself has now been
converted into a dwelling for the manager of the property.
Plate tV
A door from the castle at Ober-Kranichfeld. This door is
of a very peculiar construction: and i am indebted for the
design to the kindness of my late lamented friend, the provost
Dr. who communicated the same to me in 1828.
Plate V.
Fig. n. This highly interesting flower, which has been
given in the design half as large as it is in nature, is taken i

from the magnificent tabernacle (wrought of stone), which, as
well as the church at Esslingen, in which it was situated, has
now been destroyed. It has been wrought by Matth. Boeblin-
ger (cf. Numb. VI plat. 7.) — Fig. & and c. Decorations of
the same piece; Fig. 5. representing those of the lower frieze
and Fig. c. those of the border surrounding the tabernacle. I
intend to communicate the details of this beautiful tabernacle
on three subsequent plates.
Plate Vi.
Fig. a. The Roland's or Ruhland's pillar, sometimes also
designated as signum jur^sf^ctioms, or the tabernacles; it is
to be found upon the grand staircase of the town-hail atHeil-
bronn , on the river Neckar.
Fig. &. Roland's pillar from the market place at Zerbst
in the Grand-Duchy of Anhalt Dessau.
Plates Vii uud Viil.
Continuation of the initials taken from old Missals; cf.
Numb. XIV. plates 7 and 8.
Fig. d. Half of the lower profile of the flower.


Seventeenth Number.

ByzantEme styEe.
Plate 1.
Fragments of the ancient church atFaurndau in the king-
dom of Wurtemberg.
Fig. a. Gabelend of the church. Fig. &. Its profit.
Fig. c. Window. Fig. d Other ornaments from the same church.
Plate II.
Capital and base taken from the baptistery at Comburg in
Wurtemberg.
Plate IU.
The oldest entrance door on the northern side of St. Ni-
colaus' chapel, in what formerly has been the „Klosterhof,"
contigous the St Lorenz church at Nuremberg.
CterMBaM (gotEaEc) gtyEe.
Plate IV.
Fig. a. The quiwer of a bow, from a picture from Alb-

recht Duerer, the original of which is in the picture gallery,
known under the name of the ,,Landauer Kloster" at Nuremberg.
Fig. &. Quiver of a cross bowman, from the collection
of Baron Bibra at Nuremberg.
Plate V.
The very interesting balcony, known by the name of the
,,Golden Dach" (golden roof), at Innsbruck.
Plate VI
An old chair from the „Zeughaus" (armonry) at Nuremberg.
Plate VII.
A small door from themonastryat Denkendorf in Wurtemberg.
Plate VIII.
Plan to a pedestal to the Albrecht Duerer statue at Nu-
remberg. The same bas been invented and composed by Mr.
Hcideloff, but has not been executed.

tHgb%eem%h Number.

Byzantine styEe
Plate 1.
Fig. a. Capital , and Fig. &. base of the pillars of the
central nave of the monastry church at Heitsbronn in Bavaria.
Fig. c. Profit of the base. Fig. d. base. Fig. e. the profil
of the latter. Fig. /. base of the pillar under the choir. Fig.
g*. Ornaments from the same church
Plate II.
Fig. u. Frieze from a moorish palace at Palermo. Fig.
&. c. Capitals from Krautheim at Wurtemberg, Fig. d Ca-
pital from the castle chapel at Hohenlohe in Saxony. Fig. e.
Capitals and base, Nr. 1 from a chapel at Hohenlandsberg,
near Leipzig. Fig /. Capital and base; Nr. 2 from the inte-
rior of St Bernhard's church atFrankfurtli on the main. Fig.
g. and Nr. 8. Capital and base found in the old castle of Lo
bern . on the river Mosel.
Plate III.

Fig. e. Cross on the gabelend of the church of Beutels-
bach in Wuertemberg.
Fig. /. and g. Figure head from the ontside of the church
Brand Laurenz.
Fig. A. Tower window of the same church.
Fig. f. Figure head of the church of Beutelsbach.
Fig. k. and L Double capital from the Nuremberg castle.
BePBEB&M (gotEtEe) styEe.
Plate IV.
The so called „Brautthor" (bridal door) of St. Sebald's
church Nuremberg.
Plate V.
Crossier from an engraving of Martin Schoen (now very scarce).
Plate VI.
Prospect of the town house of Nuremberg, as it used to
be formerly.
Plate VII.

Fig. a. The oldest arms of the royal house of Wurtem-
berg at the church of Beutelsbach.
Fig. &. Stone cross from the choir of the monastry of
Frauenort near Kissingen.
Fig. c. A cross from the choir of the church of Brand
Laurenz, near Wuerzburg.

An old building still preserved in the court of the town house
of i^uremberg, (of an old date).
Plate VHI.
Pillars on springers, containing the details to the former
plate. Fig. a. prod of the Rrst pillar; Fig. &. Full view of
the same. Fig. c. the third pillar with its springers.