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William Morris Art Tiles : Cinderella Panels
Morris and Co. produced the first set of six two-tile Cinderella panels for a bedroom overmantel at 'The Hill', the home of painter Myles Birket Foster. The Cinderella tiles were designed by Edward Burne-Jones and painted by Lucy Faulkner. Ten Cinderella designs were done in 1862; six were implemented as overpanel tiles. The corrdor window figures of Fate and Love were take from tile designs for Cinderella and implemented as stained glass in the corridor windows of the Red House.
Title: William Morris Cinderella Tile Panels
Panels: 12 tiles, in 6 two-tile panels.
Size: 4.25 inch tiles (10.8 cm)
Thickness: 3/8 inch (1 cm)
Weight: 5.25 ounces (157 grams) each tile
Credit Cards and PayPal: You can order a sample tile online or request an invoice. Online orders are processed through CCNow. CCNow will appear on your credit card statement.
Price/set of 12: $420.
Order a Sample Cinderella Tile
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The cost of your sample tile will be subtracted from the shipping costs of your completed order.
How to Order Cinderella
Ordering is easy.Sample tile: $38 - Order a sample
Ceramic tile samples are always 4.25 inches, regardless of final set size.
You can also request an invoice.
How to Care for Your Tile
You can clean ceramic tiles with any household non-abrasive cleaner and a soft cloth or sponge.
Installing Your Tile
Laying out your tile in order will make installation easier. The back of each tile is marked by panel and tile: Cinderella, panel 1, tile 1.
Use only unsanded grout when setting your tile.
We used the fairy tale panels on our stair risers with black slate background tile at two panels per 30-inch wide riser. Pictures forthcoming.
William Morris Tile: Cinderella Art Tile Panels
Scene 1: Cinderella helps her step-mother and sisters to prepare themselves for the ball. 
Scene 2: Cinderella is found in tears by her godmother who transforms her rags into a gown and gives her a pair of glass slippers.
Scene 3: Cinderella attends the ball unrecognized by her step-mother or sisters. She dances with the prince.
Scene 4: The clock strikes midnight. Cinderella runs off, losing one of the glass slippers which is found by the Prince.
Scene 5: The Prince searches for the owner of the glass slipper.
Scene 6: To everyone's amazement, the glass slipper fits Cinderella, who pulls its match from her pocket.
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