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Aha! I was wondering what the "granitic" aspect was, thank you. These are basically cement tiles, but with the backing cement made with granite sand. These were
by twic 3y ago
Aha! I was wondering what the "granitic" aspect was, thank you. These are basically cement tiles, but with the backing cement made with granite sand. These were the final (?) evolution of a line which started with medieval encaustic tiles:
https://www.theantiquefloorcompany.com/short-history-encaustic-tile https://www.theantiquefloorcompany.com/short-history-encaust...
As for finding some, there is unfortunately no mention of Threlkeld in the Database of UK Architectural Ceramics Locations:
https://tilesoc.org.uk/tacsdb4/tacsdb__LOCATIONS_list.php https://tilesoc.org.uk/tacsdb4/tacsdb__LOCATIONS_list.php
- justincormack 3y agoI am sure there are lots around in the UK though. Tiles are everywhere.