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County: Hertfordshire Click on Image to see original watercolour
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Town/Village: St Alban's
Place Details: Abbey
Artist and Date:  
Iconography: Fleur de lys, quatrefoil, rosette, rose, cross, knot
Copied from (Collection): B Mus London A 46 (Franks 1853)
Watercolour Ref. No.: H121
Notebook: FMP  
Portfolio: Jas P,  
Notebook: IH 3
Other details: Inked in tracing. Fragment. Corner of a tile, pattern in high relief, formal floral design arched over by scroll which terminates in fleurs de lys. 13th century. Length 4 inches square. Same design, as A 40 (see painted, mounted on larger paper) but glaze very perfect giving a greenish brown look to the whole tile, where worn showing red brick. Slanting sides. thickness 220mm. In pencil: Also tracing Society of Antiquaries Bishop Compton p 172. Red tile glazed dark brown very highly glazed still at St Alban's.
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