leucothea Member Messages 61 Location Shropshire Jan 4, 2024 #1 Any thoughts on what this is or what it might have been? (Or even why it's there?) Roof timbers are from 1740/41.
Any thoughts on what this is or what it might have been? (Or even why it's there?) Roof timbers are from 1740/41.
leucothea Member Messages 61 Location Shropshire Feb 12, 2024 #2 Neighbour tells me this is an old Shropshire tradition—wood carvings in the attic or under the stairs to ward off evil spirits.
Neighbour tells me this is an old Shropshire tradition—wood carvings in the attic or under the stairs to ward off evil spirits.
Kearn Member Messages 928 Location Wiltshire Feb 12, 2024 #3 Looks like two vertical halves of the same panel, so repurposed from elsewhere. However, they don’t neatly cover the PR, so I’d question their purpose … Previously an overmantel / decorative cupboard door / something religious ….?
Looks like two vertical halves of the same panel, so repurposed from elsewhere. However, they don’t neatly cover the PR, so I’d question their purpose … Previously an overmantel / decorative cupboard door / something religious ….?
leucothea Member Messages 61 Location Shropshire Feb 13, 2024 #4 Yeah, it's a very odd thing. It's even to hard to figure out what's inside the circle. I'll see a bit more when I insulate, re-plaster etc.
Yeah, it's a very odd thing. It's even to hard to figure out what's inside the circle. I'll see a bit more when I insulate, re-plaster etc.