Rare Dutch Delft Diamond Square Kwadraut Tile

Rare Dutch Delft polychrome diamond square kwadraut tile with a monkey. 17th C. Dimensions: 5" x 5"

Rare set of fifteen Dutch Delft tiles depicting religious themes. 18th C. Dimensions: 5" sq.

Five MAKKUM TICHELAARS Dutch Delft Tiles: Handpainted 5" Square From the Royal Factory Started in 1572. Each has 20th C. Impressed Mark. Herring Eater, 2 Trade Women, Hunter and Housewife. Each Hand M

18th Century Dutch Delft Tile Picture of Garden Putto comprised of four square tiles, each painted in blue enamel, the composite image of a putto holding a flowering cornucopia atop a pedestal. {Appro

DUTCH DELFT PLAQUES, LOT OF THREE, comprising a scallop-molded, self-framed circular example, a wood-framed square tile, and an oval plaque in an oval frame, all centering painted views of windmills o

Set of two antique square tiles. Thick Faience earthenware. Glazed up front. Decorated with a multi-color matching pattern, in blue, white and yellow in the so known "Pompadour" pattern. Dutch in orig

DUTCH DELFT POLYCHROME FIGURAL TILE : 17th century, an octagonal boss depicting a figure in a landscape, reserved against a manganese purple ground with stylized foliage, 5" x 5.125".

Europe, Holland (The Netherlands), ca. 17th to 18th CE. Four square, ceramic Delftware tiles decorated with quaint genre scenes of young men at work in hues of the traditional Delft blue as well as br

A group of nine Dutch Arts & Crafts tiles framed. Each the work of De Porceleyne Fles / Delft. Marks obscured by framing. Each tile measures 4 1/2" square while overall frame size measures 16" square.

GERMAN VILLEROY & BOCH DELFT MERRY DRINKER TILE PAINTING, after Dutch artist Frans Hals masterpiece, comprising nine square tiles featuring a gentleman wearing a wide-brimmed hat, a neck jabot, an

Dutch, 18th C. White ground, predominantly blue and white hand painted designs including foliate and figural depictions. Unmarked. Each square tile approx. 12.5 cm (4 7/8 in)

Title: A mid 17th century Dutch delft every day life tile with fleur de lies corners and a figure of a boy playing with a top Date/Period: c. 1640 Dimensions:5 1/8" square Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rat

Title: A Scarce Dutch Delft Sea Creature Tile With Barred Ox Head Corners Provenance: Date/Period is c. 1700. Measures 5 1/8" square. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $10.00 to anywhere within the con

Title: A good Dutch delft tile with spider corners depicting a milk maid in a landscape Date/Period: c. 1775 Dimension: 5 1/4" square Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $20.00 to anywhere within the con

Title: A Mid 18th Century Dutch Delft Tile With A Landscape Within A Double Circle And Ox Head Corners Provenance: Date/Period is c. 1760. Measures 5 1/8" square. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $15.

Set of (41) 19th c. Dutch Delft Wall Tiles, with manganese decoration, including scenic and border examples, each: 5" square. Edge chips.

Some marked Royal Mosa, Holland. Colorful Dutch scenes. 6" square

(lot of 6) Cloisonne art tile group, each polychrome decorated and relief molded, consisting of a 1930's Dutch square tile depicting a coiled snake, by Porceleyne Fles/Royal Delft, designed by Bodart,

Late 19th century. A Royal Bonn "Delft" plaque with Dutch canal scene, chips and wear, 12.5"h. 19.5"w. And a folksy tile with man fishing, 6.75" square.

Dutch, 20th century, signed "Levis Apol", winter scene with mill on river, each tile approximately 6 in. square; black velvet and gilt wood frame, 26-3/4 x 33 in.. Condition: good condition. Provenanc

A rare Weller Pottery art tile/trivet of a Dutch landscape scene in metallic Lasa glaze, signed Art Wagner lower right, size 6 in. square x 1/2 in. thick, c. 1920. Koval's "Collector's Guide to Americ

A manganese Dutch Delft tile panel with a ship, 18th C. Dim.: 51 x 50,5 cm (the tiles)Dim.: 54,5 x 54 cm (incl. frame)

Full title: A pair of rare Dutch Delft blue and white 'maritime subject' tobacco jars with brass covers, 18th C. Description: H.: 29 cm (each jar) H.: 36,5 cm (the jar incl. the cover with the finial)

Netherlands circa 1680, the tin glazed body showing a welled central field decorated with three-quarter portrait busts of King William and Queen Mary interspersed with the initials K.G K.W (Konin Gin