Haven't had one of these for a while but as an interlude here is a rather smart piece of 1930's letterform on date plaque on a cottage.
We don't have clue if the decorations on the plaque are heraldic forms or just simply space fillers from a stonemason's catalogue but the lower cartouche has the appearance of being based on a rose or a flower form of some description and the decoration at the top looks as if it inspired by a fleure de lis before being adapted to fit the available space little more fully.
Why analyse it?
We'd like it in the garden but we think the owners might notice if it disappears in the middle of the night.
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