Tiles

graveside cross with tile insets of symbols of the evangelists, memorial to daniel morley, 1867

late c16 wing, clad in tiles in the c20 during a rather romantic restoration prior to being given to the borough

early c14 tiles from tyler hill in kent and penn in bucks.

a c19 cast iron conservatory ; the far doorway led to a fernery with walls built of furnace clinker. even the external wall of the house is built of this slag, showing it to be part of the planned victorian extension

c14 tiles, made at penn in bucks. around 1360

c14 tiles, made at penn in bucks. around 1360

c14 tiles, made at penn in bucks. around 1360. the top left tile has a face in profile within a lettered circle

a large number of c15 tiles are throughout the church, possibly brought from the monastery at ashridge which was nearby. the best floor the pendley chapel in the south aisle

a large number of c15 tiles are throughout the church, possibly brought from the monastery at ashridge which was nearby. the best floor the pendley chapel in the south aisle

font and chancel chapel in f.a.walters church of 1903-7. shame about the flooring; why would anyone in their right mind cover a chancel with any carpet, let alone one of such a colour? probably perfectly decent tiles underneath too. . . sigh. . .

excellent late c17 fireplace, brought from northern europe at a later date.the cast iron and tiles look arts and crafts work of the earliest c20. this is on the first floor, now a white desert of temporary exhibition spaces, all fire doors and health and safety notices. the main stair has had a stairlift fitted, though there is nothing to see up here apart from the odd fireplace that hasn;t been ripped out yet. give them time. . . what a waste of a house.

c18 delft tiles in what remains of the museum here, taken from a fireplace in a local house

marble fireplace in a downstairs room, prob. c19. rather than many seperate tiles there are unusually three long tile inserts.

the chapel built 1876-7 by james cubitt has a full set of ancillary buildings to the rear, including the sunday school

tile detail of the chancel of 1867 by weaver

late elizabethan melon legged communion table, 1709 houseling bench, victorian tiles

c15 tiles