2026-04-08T20:25:10+01:0012,437276415https://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/jsonhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects/format/xmlhttps://marinefinds.org.uk/datalabs/terminology/objects3243138080PIANO NOBILEYThe principal storey of a building, containing the main reception rooms, when not situated on ground level.546P1222484282PIANOSYLarge keyboard, percussion instruments in which strings are struck by hammers to produce notes.77P864392909PiazzaN1N141110196095795PICKYA tool with a pointed head for breaking ground.128P141210196195796PICKAXEYA pick with a point at one end and a cutting blade at the other end.128P864492910PICKER HOUSEYWorking area for rag sorting and grading.1P9971100218Picket Hamilton FortN1N10476140357PICKETT HAMILTON FORTYA sunken, circular, concrete pillbox used on airfields. They remained flush with the surface to permit the free movement of aircraft but, if attack threatened, could be raised hydraulically or by a counterbalance, and manned to give covering fire.1P666587146Picking Belt HouseN1N9987100513Pickle FactoryN1N1225985411PICKLED SALMONYSalmon which has been pickled in vinegar or brine to preserve it.77P989399570PICRIC ACID WORKSYA chemical works engaged in the manufacture of the coal tar derivative, picric acid, often associated with the textile industry where it was used as a dye, but more commonly with the explosives industry where it was used as the shell filling Lyddite.1P3916141252PICTURE FRAMEYA case or border, usually wood or metal, enclosing a picture, painting or photograph.546P141310196296519PICTURE FRAMEYA border put around a picture to enhance it and ususally to hold in place the picture and any covering, eg glass.128P3777139397PICTURE GALLERYYA room within a house or building used to exhibit artworks, often decorated and lit accordingly.546P864592911Picture HouseN1N864692912Picture PalaceN1N864792913PIE AND MASH SHOPYA cheap eating establishment traditionally serving jellied eels, pies and mash.1P1221484129PIECE GOODSYCloth that has been woven in fixed lengths for sale.77P864892914Piece HallN1N10620141403PIECE ROOMYPart of textile mills.1P960793959Piepowder CourtN1N3244138081PIERYA solid support of masonry to sustain vertical pressure and frequently each of the pillars from which an arch springs.546P491369463PIERYA structure of iron or wood, open below, running out into the sea and used as a promenade and landing stage.1P141410196397614PIERYA support for an arch, lintel, beam etc.128P3245138082PIER BUTTRESSYA detached external pier by which an arch or vault is prevented from spreading.546P864992915PIER PAVILIONYA pavilion at the end of a PLEASURE PIER.1P3246138083PIERCED WINDOWYA window cut through a single slab of timber or stone.546P141510196497152PIERCING EQUIPMENTNEquipment used to pierce or puncture other objects through the use of a point.128P865092916PIERMASTERS HOUSEYThe residence of a piermaster.1P