SEVEN CERAMIC BIRD & CABIN TILES

SEVEN CERAMIC BIRD & CABIN TILES Seven 6" tiles of various birds or New England scenes. One each of a Robin, Chickadees, Goldfinch, Old Cape Cod Grist Mill, Cape Cod Fruit, Map

SEVEN CERAMIC BIRD & CABIN TILES Seven 6" tiles of various birds or New England scenes. One each of a Robin, Chickadees, Goldfinch, Old Cape Cod Grist Mill, Cape Cod Fruit, Map

Various patterns and size, depicting birds, butterflies, flowers, and a cricket. 4-1/4"sq., 5"sq. and 6"sq.

(lot of 24) Vintage Mexican Talavera ceramic tiles, 20th c., each decorated with blue and green bird motif, stamped Mexico verso, chipping and crazing to glaze, each approx 4"h, 4"w; 9lbs total Start

Signed Decorative Ceramic Bird Tile, signature to base illegible, inscriptions to base reads ‘ 95A/3254 measures 6 1/8 x 6 1/8 inches, subject an abstract colorful bird, surface wear to piece, Signe

single drawer stand with 3 inlaid ceramic bird tiles. 34" wide x 48" tall x 15" deep.

A Group of Seven Continental Ceramic Tiles 18th Century and Later comprising five Delft and two Moorish examples. Width of largest 5 1/4 inches. Note: Moorish example by repute from The Alhambra, Gran

Two Rookwood Ceramic Bird-Decorated Tiles, one with parrot and one with geese. 5-3/4"h x 5-3/4"w x 1"d

DESCRIPTION: (6Pc) A set of six game bird decorated ceramic tiles. Each stamped at reverse "Stampi Rossi Italia" Features: Woodcock, Quail, Mallard, Jack Rabbit, and Pheasants.CIRCA: 20th Cent.ORIGIN:

Set of Seven Minton Ceramic Pictorial Tiles, engraved by L.T. Swetnam for the Minton China Works, entitled "British and European Views", including: "Dittisham on the Dart", "Boppart on the Rhine", "Ca

Set of Seven Minton Ceramic Pictorial Tiles, engraved by L.T. Swetnam for the Minton China Works, entitled "British and European Views", including: "Dittisham on the Dart", "Boppart on the Rhine", "Ca

Pair Potter & Mellen / Batchelder bookends, 20th c., Arts & Crafts bookends (factory stamped) with inset ceramic spade and bird tiles by Batchelder (no mark visible), 4.5"h x 4.5"w x 6.75"d

DESCRIPTION: Seven antique ceramic medallion tiles - five yellow glazed fragments, one green glazed fragments, and one full medallion - each sporting a relief of a dragon. Includes stands for two frag

A group of seven Asian ceramic figures of birdstallest height 9in (23cm) Provenance: Property from the collection of Richard Guzauskas, Palm Springs, California.

Mosaic tile sculpture painting. work comprised of 12 studio art pottery titles depicting a hand painted figural image of a chicken. Gorgeous crackle glaze with different shades of blue, green and turq

Malvern School, c.1480-1515 AD. A panel of seven rectangular glazed ceramic floor tiles with tessellated low-relief design of bunches of grapes and acanthus leaves within an interlaced tendril border

A grouping of seven Art Nouveau-style ceramic tiles with floral decoration. Provenance: Chestnut Hill Arts & Crafts private collection. Tiles are loose on remnants of partial frame. 6in tall x 43in wi

DESCRIPTION: Seven Islamic hand painted ceramic tiles. Each tile is decorated with floral and animal motifs on a blue ground. Marked: "Barbour Ceramics". CIRCA: 20th Century ORIGIN: Middle-Eastern DIM

(lot of 2) "Eureka" and Bird, glazed ceramic tiles, signed indistinctly ('G. St. Galy'?) , 20th century, largest overall (both framed): 8"h x 8"w

Framed Bird on Ceramic Tile, verso reads ‘ Jerusalem Pottery Karakashian Bros.’, subject a profile view of a peacock in bright colors surrounded by scroll patterning, measures 5 1/8 x 9 1/4 inches

Hand Crafted Ceramic Tile Art - Birds of Paradise Flowers New with Box

GRUEBY Large Japanesque ceramic tile with birds, Boston, MA, 1920s Framed No visible marks Tile only: 25" x 12 1/2", frame: 31" x 18 1/2"

13 in. Wide, 11.75 in. Ht, 3/4 in. Deep. Hand painted and glazed Ceramic tile with birds and florals. Detailed raised paint, aqua, periwinkle, mint green outlined in black in white porcelain. Up cycle

East Asia, China, Qing Dynasty, ca. 1644 to 1912 CE. A pair of colorful, detailed, mold-made ceramic roof tiles, depicting standing mythical birds known as fenghuang atop a curved tile base. The birds