Rosemary (2005)
Price £38 (including UK Tracked post) for us to specially create a copy of this tile. The mould is retrieved from storage and set up for the press. Once created we will treat it in the same way as a personalised tile. It is mounted on our regular presentation cards. If you are interested please get in touch via the Contact Us page.
Inscription: ROSEMARY
“There is rosemary, that’s for remembrance...” says Ophelia in Shakespeare’s play Hamlet. Rosemary is also the symbol of fidelity and was often used in bridal wreaths in Elizabethan times. Rosemary was traditionally used to accompany lamb, the herb is often today associated with Mediterranean food. Design is based on an engraving by Leonhard Fuchsius of Basle, which was published in a book of herbals in 1542.
Fixing Points: two holes at the top of the tile
Dimensions: 10.2cm x 11cm
