Plenty and Grace
We saw this painted on a Tudor house beam in Shrewsbury Museum – “Plentie and Grace bi to this Place”. It had originally been found in a 17th century manor house in the Midlands. Our ancestors often incorporated a benediction or blessing into their houses and this permanent medium of high-fired terracotta makes it possible for us to do so again today. The text is set into a richly detailed frame surmounted by a little angel’s head, based on a 17th century cartouche. 'Plenty & Grace be to this Place' adds a lovely sentiment to the entrance of any home and makes the perfect house warming present.
Fixing Points: the hole at the top of the tile
Dimensions: 10.2cm x 10.5cm
Imperfect Tiles (1 available)
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Imperfect tiles are slightly below the high standards of our perfect tiles. These tiles are a great way to add to your collection and saves £6 per tile against the price of perfect tiles. An imperfect tile will have a small defect of some kind, such as a crack or surface blemish. A crack will not be easy to spot from the front but is likely to be more obvious from the back. You are welcome to contact us before purchasing an imperfect tile to ask about the defects.
