The Medieval Tiles by Fred255
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Description
Within the cloister walks at Titchfield survive the finest collection of medieval tiles in southern England.
The tiles were made by pressing a wooden stamp into wet clay. White liquid clay was poured into the indent and excess scraped off to form the design. The tiles were then coated with a lead glaze and fired in a kiln.
The tiles were covered up by the courtyard of the later mansion house, where they lay preserved for over 400 years. They were rediscovered during excavations in 1923.
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Comments (18)
Your image is very well done. 5+.
Wow great capture, wonderful textures. I can't help but tell you lol at first look at the thumb I thought it some kind of a map of the United States lol.
they are beautiful excellent capture of thme
Fantastic colorful history.
You've captured this handiwork to a pitch.
Interesting; way cool.
NICE.........
excellent work and I like the pattern very much
Wow, that is so cool! Great capture of these old lovelies...
The artisans of the time must be smiling from above as we see their great creativity come into the light again. Wonderful shot. JDoc
You did fantastic pic! EXT! 5
Art comes back to life. History always gives you something more to think about. Excellent work. Bill
Interesting work, lovely shot, dear David. Hugs. Spider. xx
Interesting pic and info! As i trained as a potter I should love to see these closer, or even in 'the flesh'!
Wow! This is really cool! Thanks so much for explaining how this was done.... great shot and very interesting!!!
They are beautiful, excellent find and capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very intersting... one could learn from them for today again...smile
Thanks for the bit of history to go along with the very clear photo.