Other religious verses on plaques attributed to Carr

Below are photos of other verse plaques from the same series as the 'Prepare' in my previous blog post. The 'Thou God' appears on small rectangular plaques (180 mm x 140 mm) with a moulded flower in each corner. The circular plaque below once had a red and green border, but the green has worn away. This first row of plaques are likely c 1830s–1840s. The second row of plaques are attributed to Carr (c1850s–1870s).

The 'Rejoice' transfer appears on the same early plaque forms. However, I've never seen one on the smaller Carr-attributed plaque form (like the bottom left above; group 2 in my July 30th blog post). The other verses on that plaque form are relatively common, so if a 'Rejoice' had been made in similar quantities, I'd certainly know about it. Perhaps a 'Rejoice' transfer plate was never made with 'twiddly bits' in each corner.

'God is Love' appears on all of the rectangular plaque forms, including the form similar to Maling (top right).  I haven't yet seen a circular one, but I'm sure there must be one out there.  N.B. the earlier plaques are rarer, and I've only ever seen one circular 'Rejoice'. The bottom centre plaque has a rare cobalt blue transfer.  More on that below.

Cobalt blue transfers on plaques are exceptionally rare. These are the only three I know of, and they are all on the smaller 'group 2' plaques attributed to John Carr. Interestingly, none of these plaques has a transfer that appears on the larger Carr-attributed plaques.

The last few weeks' blog posts are the sum of my knowledge on John Carr. Perhaps you have a missing part of the puzzle: a jug with one of the transfers above, another plaque with a Carr impress, blue transfer or a London impressed mark?  If so, please share!