(M115) Plastic clay, 4.7 x 4.7 in, inlaid 2 colour unglazed floor tile, unmarked, from near Sudbury Hall. Possibly Repton 14th century. (TACS publication Glazed Expressions No.19 Winter 1989, the article by Dr Michael Hodder features this design.)	(M169) Heraldic, possibly the arms of Grey, diagonal barred shield, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.	(M170) Lozenge shape enclosing a circle containing an eight petal rosette, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.
(M171) Probably intended as the arms of Leicester, diagonal shield within a circle, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.	(M176) Lombardic L within a lozenge frame and a square frame, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.	(M171) Heraldic, Arms of England after 1340, diagonal shield, quartered and bearing three lions passant/five semée-de-lis, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.
(M171) Part of a four tile panel, together forming a quatrefoil containing four pairs of birds, from Dale Abbey, 14th century. Courtesy of Derby Museums & Art Gallery.
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