mullioned

Then, in the dining-room, those same eyes rested on the coffered ceiling and the portraits and the wide mullioned lattice.

The north and south aisles had formerly mullioned windows, which are now walled up.

On the landing of the staircase stood a boy of eleven or twelve years of age, looking sadly out of the mullioned window.

A well of moonlight was revealed—a broad, padded seat in front of a tall mullioned window.

It had a minstrels' gallery, a big hall and a little hall, mullioned windows and all the rest of it.