Cemetery Collection · TM49

Italian white marble

A softly cambered marble memorial with a wheat-sheaf design picked out in black enamel.

TM49 Italian white marble memorial with a camber-shaped top and wheat-sheaf design

Shown in Italian white marble

A considered, enduring design

Simple in character, carefully finished

White Italian marble has a distinctive pale appearance and softly veined natural character. This memorial has a softly cambered top, with a wheat-sheaf design carved into the face and picked out in black enamel.

It is shown with a single flower container bored into the right-hand side of the base. The wheat-sheaf design may be painted in another colour, while the inscription and ornamentation can be adapted to create a personal memorial.

Marble care

Marble is softer than granite and will weather naturally over time. Cleaning and restoration should use methods suitable for marble, avoiding acidic or harsh household products.

Proportioned for its setting

Popular sizes

These are two frequently chosen sizes. We will confirm what is appropriate for the burial ground and can discuss other proportions where permitted.

01

Standard

Overall
30 × 24 × 3 in
Headstone
27 × 21 × 3 in
Base
3 × 24 × 12 in

02

Large

Overall
33 × 24 × 4 in
Headstone
30 × 24 × 4 in
Base
4 × 30 × 12 in

Dimensions are shown as height × width × depth.

Make it personal

Alternative stone choices

This design may be available in other natural stones and selected granites, subject to burial-ground regulations. Marble itself is generally permitted in cemeteries rather than churchyards, and every piece will vary naturally in colour and veining.

A selection of alternative granite colours
Granite colours
A selection of alternative natural stone and marble colours
Natural stone and marble

Please note that burial-ground regulations may restrict particular materials, finishes, sizes or ornamentation. We will check the requirements with you.

Here when you are ready

Talk through the possibilities

We can help you adapt this design, choose the stone and plan an inscription that feels right.