Royal Dutch Delft Tile, De Porceleyne Fles, Circa 1935, and Three Art Tiles, Twentieth Century. The first a self-framed tile, designed by L.E.F. Bodart, tube-lined with a view of a raven in a snowy landscape, impressed pot enclosing the initials "JT" above "Delft;" two small tiles depicting a monkey and a wolf, each impressed "EMPIRE;" and a tile depicting a howling wolf, unmarked; housed in an Arts & Crafts style oak frame. Royal Delft tile: H: 4.625 in., W: 4.625 in., D: .375 in. Framed tile: H: 11 in., W: 11.125 in., D: .75 in.

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11 x 11.125 x 0.75 in