Knotwork borders are the signature of this design. The Celtic Cornerstone address plaque wraps your house number and street name in the kind of interlaced pattern you’d see on an old Irish manuscript or a standing stone. It’s a popular pick for homeowners who want the address to say something about the family as well as the house.

Two lines, two sizes

The first line takes up to 5 characters at 3 inches tall, which is where your house number goes. The second line takes up to 12 characters at 1.25 inches, so a street name like “Talbot St” fits with room to spare. Both lines are cast into the plaque itself. Because of that, the text holds up as long as the plaque does.

Count spaces and periods as characters when you plan the second line of a Celtic Cornerstone address plaque. If your street name is long, abbreviate “Street” to “St” the way our sample photo does.

Colors on the Celtic Cornerstone address plaque

You can order it in Antique Copper, Black/Gold, Bronze/Gold or Green/Gold. Black/Gold gives the strongest contrast from the curb, so it’s what we photograph. Green/Gold leans into the Irish theme. Bronze/Gold and Antique Copper are quieter and suit stone or natural wood.

What it’s made of

Every Celtic Cornerstone address plaque is cast in the USA from recycled aluminum, then finished with an all-weather coating. Aluminum won’t rust, and the coating is covered by a five-year warranty. A rinse with plain water keeps it looking right; there’s no polishing to do.

If you’d like the same border without the house number, look through the rest of the Irish Collection, where the Claddagh and Shamrock designs take a family name instead. For a plainer style, our wall-mounted address plaques come in the same four finishes. Then double-check both lines before ordering, since cast personalization can’t be changed or returned.