The
idea of having a band of ornamental bricks around the exterior of
the house, roughly following the division of ground floor from first
floor, isn't new. The example on the right is from the village of
Barsby and dates from the 17th century.
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Not
all terraces have this feature, and for those that do the designs
are fairly simple.
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Sometimes
there is a design which includes coloured bricks...
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...and sometimes
there is just coloured bricks.
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Larger
terraced houses sometimes have a more ornate design.
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On
the left, the flowered section in the middle is a single panel
which doesn't follow round the front of the house, as the rest
of the design does.
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