This is a portion of the centre of the beautiful Minton tiled floor in York Minster Chapter House. The tiling dates from around 1845 with the blue tile showing crossed keys as York Minster is dedicated to St Peter.
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That is pretty unique tiles!
ReplyDeleteKim,USA
When I am in a church and I visit quite a few I usually look to see if there are any interesting old tiles. I must add that a couple of years back I missed the Roman tiles in a small chapel in N Yorkshire only reading about them on the web later.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Have a fabulous week.
ReplyDeleteLiz @ MLC
Wonderful tiles!
ReplyDeleteI've been planting mostly veggies all weekend and will do the multi-coloured flowers next week.
Those old Victorian mosaics are very colourful and decorative!
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ReplyDelete❤♡ Passei para admirar as suas fotografias.
Seu blog é bonito e agradável.
Boa semana!
Beijos.
Brasil
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So beautiful!
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You made some good points there. I did a search on the topic and found that most people will agree with you.
ReplyDeleteDawn Kettlewell
Hi there, I like your blog that you posted here on about Victorian ceramics are best old ceramics. And I thinks that all these kind of ceramics are used only for building church and cathedral's.
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