Rare Maling plaques
Prepare to meet thy god
The impressed marks, belong to the plaques on their left. The rectangular plaque is unmarked.
Thou god see'st me
The impressed marks, belong to the plaques on their left. Again, the rectangular plaques are unmarked.
Leaf-bordered and green-flecked plaques, often attributed to Maling
None of the above plaques is marked. They are often attributed to Maling on the basis of their green decoration shared with the plaques above.
John Wesley and Adam Clarke
The Maling-attributed transfer of John Wesley is in the manner of an etching by William Thomas Fry (1789–1843) of a portrait of Wesley by John Renton (c1774–1841) (see above). The 'Maling' Wesley transfer has a diagonally hatched background with a unique flaw. Imagine Wesley is holding a cigarette between his fingers, and a white smoke ring is drifting from its end, which you can faintly make out against the hatched background.
