The first two plaque forms on this page are attributed to Scott of Southwick because they share the same Wesley and Clarke transfers that appear on typical Scott items, e.g. the mug below. Click here to read about the attributes of the 'Southwick' Wesley transfer. On mugs etc, the Wesley and Clarke transfers often pair with Charles Wesley verses, which also appear on the first two plaque forms below.

The circular plaques, circa 167 mm diameter. The rectangular plaques, 170 mm x 145 mm. All the plaques above have a chamfered back. I've added the photos below. The plaque mould was in two pieces, allowing a finer shape, and minimising the amount of clay used.  So compared to those with flat backs, these plaques are lighter.  I've heard of one of these small rectangular plaques with a rounded back, so there is at least one variation to the rear mould.

The circular plaques, circa 167 mm diameter. The rectangular plaques, 170 mm x 145 mm. For a transcription of the verses, see the Charles Wesley hymns page.

The circular plaques, circa 167 mm diameter. The rectangular plaques, 170 mm x 145 mm.