notuncommon, which placed side by side formed mottoes, E 2 52 THE TILES OF CHEETSEY ABBEY. Chap. II. inscriptions, and rebuses. The popularity of some ofthe patterns is remarkable, for identical tiles are foundin Winchester, Exeter, Chichester, and Salisbury Cathe-drals ; and another kiln supplied… … (Fig. 24.) TILE FROM ClllT.TSEY ABBEY. minster Cathedrals, they were eclipsed by the exceedingbeauty of that of the Abbey of Chertsey.1 Though 1 Shaws Specimens of Tile Pavements, 1852. Chap. II. THE TILES OF CHERTSEY ABBEY. 53 nothing but fragments have reached our day, and theseonly recovered…
Wedgwood, Josiah, 1730-1795 · Wedgwood ware · Pottery -- England
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