A personalised tile for a treasured pony or horse
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£32 incl. P&P to UK address. Coronavirus disruption: The purchase option for this tile has been suspended for now. If you would like to have a personalised tile please email us so I can notify you when we have production fully up and running again.
The design is taken from a child’s pottery plate made around 1820. It shows a boy looking after his noble pony. The plate was made in Staffordshire by a method known as Transferware (which is still used today). An engraved image is printed on tissue paper and transferred onto the ceramic surface. On firing, the paper burns away but the image remains. This process is much swifter and cheaper than painting by hand.
This personalised tile can comfortably accommodate up to 12 characters. If the name is slightly longer please contact us first before ordering
Fixing Points: one hole just above the horse's head
Dimensions: 10.3cm x 10.2cm
Characters Available for Personalised Tiles
This tile supports up to 12 characters comprising of the following:
Letters: A to Z in capital letters Numbers: 0 to 9
Additional Characters: ’ & - ! • (enter • using *)
Lower Case Letters: d, h, n, r, s, t, to make abbreviations such as 'st' 'nd' 'rd' and 'th'
Personalised Tiles Firing Schedule
Specially made tiles are added to firings as scheduled below. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for us to make your tile.
Notice regarding personalised tiles: With the coronavirus outbreak and keeping production going we can't always guarantee when a firing will happen. As of 5th October 2020 the option to purchase personalised tiles has been switched off until further notice. This continues in January and February 2021.
Our stock room is almost full but there will still be some limited production. Fresh stock will be made over the coming weeks and months. If you would like a personalised tile please get in touch with your details and I can contact you when I have a clearer idea when the next firing will be.
