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A Victorian cast iron relief-cast plaque of The Last Supper,
by Coalbrookdale, after Leonardo Da Vinci's late 15th Century original mural,
the rectangular plaque modelled in bas-relief with the saints flanking the seated Christ at the long table,
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The plaque is incised to the lower edge with the legend: “AMEN DICO VOBIS QUIA UNUS VESTRUM ME TRADITURUS EST” (“Truly I say to you that one of you will betray me” Matt 21: 26). It was reproduced by Coalbrookdale in Shropshire from about 1840 until 1900. An example of it can be found at the Coalbrookdale Museum.
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