"EX BAGINGTON CASTLE, NR. COVENTRY A COLLECTION OF EARLY TERRACOTTA FLOOR TILES comprising nine crates each of 48 10.5cm x 10.5cm square tiles (approx 432 tiles), together with 2 boxes of 8 (16 in all) with Phoenix design and 14 other boxes of tile p" "ieces, some boxes bear labels "City Museum, Coventry" and reference to Chatwin. (Provenance - Bagington Castle was... More

"EX BAGINGTON CASTLE, NR. COVENTRY A COLLECTION OF EARLY TERRACOTTA FLOOR TILES comprising nine crates each of 48 10.5cm x 10.5cm square tiles (approx 432 tiles), together with 2 boxes of 8 (16 in all) with Phoenix design and 14 other boxes of tile p" "ieces, some boxes bear labels "City Museum, Coventry" and reference to Chatwin. (Provenance - Bagington Castle was re-built circa 1397 by Sir Wm. Bagot. It was owned by Richard Beauchamp, Earl of Warwick in 1471 and William Bromley in 1618. By 1630"