A Set of Twelve Delft Ceramic Tiles, after Therese Schw

Delft Ceramic Glazed Tiles. Set of four. 5" x 5"

Custom Coffee Table with Antique Delft Tile Top20th century custom walnut coffee table with twelve inset antique hand painted ceramic delft tiles, glass top, straight legs with chamfered edge. 17.5 x

18th Century Pair of Delft Ceramic Tiles Decorated in Blue with Deer and Trees. 6.5"L x 3.5"W x 4.5"H

(Lot of 14) Italian and Delft ceramic tiles, depicting flowers, figures, boats, a basket of fruit, and a windmill, largest: 6"l

Delft Ceramic Tile Assortment (12) blue on white items including depictions of animals, figures in landscapes, sailing ships, a merman archer, Cupid and a flower render

DUTCH DELFT CERAMIC TILE VOLUME, Jan Pluis, "De Nederlandse Tegel: decors en benamingen, 1570-1930 (The Dutch Tile: Designs and Names, 1570-1930)" written in both Dutch and English. Hardcover volume.

DESCRIPTION: Antique Delft ceramic tile depicting the death of Judas. Mounted in a wooden frame. CIRCA: 18th - 19th century ORIGIN: Dutch DIMENSIONS: (Sight) H: 5" W: 5" (Frame) H: 6" W: 6" CONDITION:

Oversized coffee table or children's dining table in quarter-sawn oak, featuring an inset mosaic of hand-painted Delft ceramic tiles. Netherlands and Sweden, c. 1960's-1970's. Dimensions: H 25" x W 26

includes plates by American John B Taylor of Indiana, Arabia of Finland Blue/White pitcher, Gallo for Villeroy and Boch Pitcher,a blue and white floral plate, a delft Ceramic tile, green cabbage leaf

Glass and enamel matchbox holder and ashtray. Assorted antique mother of pearl buttons. Ceramic tile with Nederland coat of arms. Delft ceramic tile with ship made by Vakkum. Souvenir models of Leanin

Twelve framed Delft tiles depicting sea creatures. Sight size: 10 3/8" high, 10 1/4" wide. Frame size: 11 1/2" high, 11 1/2" wide. Condition: crazing, soiling, small chips.

each with a scenic panel 5" x 5" 18th century

Danish Modern Teak Dining Set. Inset ceramic tiles in Drop Side Table with inset tiles. Set 4 Teak chairs with oatmeal nubby upholstery. Drops are 20" long. -- Dimensions: H: 28.5 inches: W: 64 inches

Set of Twelve Ceramic Bowls with Bunny Rabbit Motif. Dimensions: 6" diameter x 2.75" H

6 Antique Delft Hand-Painted Ceramic Tiles, in Blue and White, and one in eggplant. From the Netherlands, circa 17th & 18th Century, and All measure approximately 5 x 5 inches.

TWELVE MANGANESE DELFT TILES19th CenturyTen depicting religious figural scenes and two depicting figural family scenes.Heights 5”. Widths 5”.

Two Sets of Twelve Ceramic Dinnerware 20th century comprising twelve white glazed pasta bowls and twelve yellow glazed dinner plates. Diameter of larger 12 7/8 inches. Estimate $100-200

Olive Glazed ceramic tile converted into beverage coasters with felted underside. Up cycle as trivet for small table items. Impressed decor of acorns. Hand made and glazed. App 4x4 in. One with repair

Danish Neoclassical tile top occasional table, 19th c., the rectangular top with twelve Dutch Delft tiles depicting flowering urns, above a cream and black painted table with plain frieze raised on sq

Twelve Antique Delft Tiles, 18th to 20th C; includes: polychromed with children playing; blue and white with animals and cottages, etc., approx. 5" x 5". CONDITION: Some with rough and losses on edges

Small; rectangular shaped top with Delft ceramic inlaid tiles; 8 tiles. Tiles features individual scenes; includes sailboats, horseman. Age and use related wear. Cracks and crazing to tiles. Issued: 1

Lot (2) framed sets of Delft tiles. Includes "De Vermoeide Wandelaar/ VRIJ NAAR JAN STEEN 1660" and "SCHILDERSALELIER, VRIJ NAAR JAN VERMEER 1632-1675" (top right tile has some spidering). 19" x 13".

A Set of Syrian Ceramic Tiles c.17th century. Size of frame 30 1/4 x 18 inches. A complete set of 8 Early Syrian Ceramic tiles decorated with floral design, mounted in antique wooden frame. Ex Dr Jose

A Set of Twelve MacKenzie-Childs Ceramic Dinner Plates 20th Century Width 12 x depth 12 inches. This lot is located in Chicago. Property from the Estate of William D. Weiss, Jackson, Wyoming