12021-10-21T07:16:13-07:00Janis Desmarais56baa431625bfba585e9672c01feba67ca062555394477google_maps2022-11-16T10:13:07-08:0051.45379397558458, -0.07003656216650019Mo Amin00684d9f28fec3dffa72d3cfc95d43eaac01b597This tile was produced in Chertsey, Surrey, England. The tile was assumed to be designed for one of the royal palaces of Henry III. It was only used after its initial location as tiling in the Chersey Abbey. The tiles were initially thought to have been constructed in France, but in 1922 faulty tiles were discovered near the tile kiln in the Abbey Gardens. The clay originated from an area in the south of the town between Hanworth Lane and Sandgates. Tiles were presumed to have been made on site to refloor the church in the Chertsey Abbey after being partially destroyed in a fire in 1235.
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