Craven Dunnill decorative pictorial wall tiles (pair) Pacifica Their own brand of “Dulcet”

Their own brand of “Dulcet” banjo bears the BS initials within an orchestral triangle and beater usually with the words “Trademark” beneath

This is one of Frank McFadden's classic representations of multiple faces seamlessly blending together

Wednesdays Bear is full of woe

it is now a listed building

Craven Dunnill decorative pictorial wall tiles (pair) Pacifica Their own brand of “Dulcet”A striking pair of framed Craven Dunnill ceramic tile panels, featuring charming childrens scenes set against a rich green glazed ground. Each panel is housed in a period style wooden frame, giving the pieces a warm decorative finish and making them ideal for display in a hallway, study, or collectors cabinet. Craven Dunnill has a long heritage in British tilemaking, with roots going back to 1872 at the Jackfield Tile Factory in Ironbridge, and