Seven late 19th century objects: One rare and exquisitely decorated tile is transfer printed in blue against an off-white background, showing good detail and good contrast. The plate is from the Early English 12 Months Series, designed by Wedgwood artist Helen Jane Arundel Miles and produced in the Wedgwood China Works, Staffordshire, England. This plate depicts the month of March and features hand decorated images of two children out on a windy day. She is bundled in a cape against the windy March weather, while he chases his hat. Helen J.A. Miles was a watercolorist and book illustrator who exhibited regularly between 1860 and 1883. She provided many designs for tiles for Wedgwood beginning in the 1870s. Labeled March in the lower front right corner and on the reverse side the tile is marked Josiah Wedgwood & Sons Etruria. 1878, 6"x6" One superb example of 19th century Wedgwood tilemaking art, almost perfectly printed, with few flaws, in a brilliant glaze. Wedgwood was one of the earliest tilemakers, suppling creamware tiles in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. They=; Country of Origin: England; Issued: 1878