Arts & Crafts/Art PotteryGroup of thirteen tiles, plaques, and table items, various makers, late 19th and 20th centuryComprising examples made by Enfield, Moravian Pottery, Mueller Mosair Co., Minton & Co., etc., including a container; all variously-decorated, many with ships.
Dia: 11 1/2 in. (largest tile/round tile)PROVENANCE:Private Collection, Doylestown, Pennsylvania

round framed tile with ship by Mueller Mosaic Tile Co., Trenton, NJ, circa 1920: reassembled and framed, circa 1982, in good stable condition, some open joints between tiles, one or two edge chips to tile segments, the surface in good overall condition, with some popped air bubbles in the making, the frame with various scuffs and scratches, stable and wired for hanging; large tile attributed to Enfield with rider on horseback: with inscription to border, the tile generally dirty, with one or two smaller surface abrasions, darkened, thin loss to clay body at one edge, one larger chip to bottom edge (older), unmarked; Mueller Mosaic Co. faience tile with eagle: approximately five edge chips to face and one or two to reverse, the back with Mueller Mosaic paper label designating tile as "804 unglazed"; Enfield-attributed unglazed free form tile ship: unmarked, the back with two pockets for hanging, no apparent damage or repair, some edges with possible contact abrasions, no visible losses; Enfield tile with perched eagle within circular medallion flanked by floral spandrels: the back incised "ENFIELD", with pockets and wire for hanging, the edges with various older chips, one approximately thumbnail size surface chip to flat edge of one side, surface generally dirty, with various imperfections in the making, various chips to raised elements of face, intact; pair of black and white glazed Minton tiles: both impressed "Minton & Co. Patent Stoke Upon Trent" with British registry mark and impressed number "17", the surface with various fine scratches, both with large darkened hairlines to face (do not appear to extend depth of tile), edges with extensive chips, reverse with applied rubber feet (likely used as trivets; unmarked tile in polychromed glaze with Viking ships within black border: a few small scratches to border, a couple possible glaze skips to decoration, the back fit with wire for hanging, one or two possible fleabites along edge, no apparent chips or cracks; Marblehead Pottery Galleon tile with white ship against blue ground: fine darkened overall crazing, some touched up chips to corners, one or two small chips to back edges, impressed "MP" ship mark; rectangular tile with ship and billowing clouds: incised with triple shield mark "M 1910", a few popped air bubbles to glaze, various chips to edges, one slightly larger at top; small Enfield tile in mottled blue glaze with raised figure: the back incised Enfield 1907, a few chips to back edges, some rubbing to raised surfaces; a framed American or English Art tile with raised floral decoration in brown/olive glaze: fine crazing throughout, various rubbing and chips to glaze at high points of tile and at all four corners, not examined out of frame, likely twentieth century; Moravian Pottery Swiss Workshop copper jardiniere inset with four openwork Moravian tiles depicting various elements, two marked Wind, one marked fire, one marked rain, all with fine crazing, the rain tile with visible cracks, one wind tile with possible darkened hairline, the copper surface apparently uncleaned, the bottom with stamped marking "Swiss Workshop Penna PA", the interior with extensive verdigris patina and moderately soiled