Four Framed Arts & Crafts Pottery Tiles

Four Framed Arts & Crafts Pottery Tilesin varying patterns.overall size of each: 6 x 6 inches

Three Framed Arts & Crafts Glazed Pottery Tilesdepicting birds and flowers.5 3/4 x 5 3/4; 5 x 5; and 6 x 6 inches

''Faces'', Circa 1970s, four individually framed square art pottery tiles, multi-colored abstract faces on a cobalt ground, 4 pieces, each signed to label verso: Harris G. Strong, three with inscribed

Arts & Crafts Art Pottery Oak Framed Tile 11" x 11".

Arts & Crafts Style Art Pottery Framed Tile "Raven, in Moonlight", from Mission Guild Studios, Roycroft type mark, tile is 5 1/2" X 16 1/2" in an oak Arts & Crafts style frame measuring 24" X 16", exc

California Arts & Crafts-style art pottery tiles, three including a "Torrey Pines" example by Laird Plumleigh, the reverse impressed with the title and his "LP" monograph; together with an oak-framed

Arts & Crafts glazed pottery 'Drinking Frog' art tile depicting a frog seated on a mushroom, pouring a drink, framed in oak frame. Sight 5.5" Square. Frame 10.5" Square. Provenance: Removed from the W

Rookwood Pottery Arts and Crafts glazed ceramic landscape tile, framed in oak frame. Sight 4.25" Square. Frame 9.75" Square. Provenance: Removed from the West Village, New York City estate of an Arts

A Rookwood Pottery antique faience floral tile. Rectangular four color work depicting a flowering relief botanical form in pink, cream, robin's egg blue, and navy blue. Impressed stamp to verso ROOKWO

Group of (8) Early 20th c. Tiles by California Makers, including: Pair by Ernest Allan Batchelder (CA/NH, 1875-1957), 1928-1932, with green geometric decoration, never set, both signed, 5 7/8" sq.; Sm

2 Marked Batchelder4.25" x 4.25" (largest)

"The Pines" 6" x 6" tile with original labels. Grueby Tile Co. Boston Mass. Matte green and blue colors, with some glaze pops, one small chip to a back corner. Keywords: Antique, American, Art Pottery

Image of two men jousting on horses. Professionally repaired crack, very nicely done. Signed "Fornia" on back. (Near Mint). Framed: 21" x 7 - 1/4".

Lot of two including an unmarked matte green glaze architectural tile, 7" square, with open mouth, made to be fountain spout; and a hand colored cast plaque with Latin inscriptions with Christs twelve

Arts and Crafts style pottery tile. Signed by artist, Elliott, on back. Motawi Tileworks, Ann Arbor Michigan. Dimensions: 4”x 7 7/8”. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information,

Three (3) decorative items, including French Belle Epoque Sevres style mantel clock. 1st item: French Belle Epoque Sevres style porcelain and gilt bronze mounted mantel clock, square body with painted

Rookwood Pottery, Ohio, USA. Group of four Arts & Crafts pottery pieces, 1917-1925. Including:One matte pink bowl of lobed form with square adornments. Date mark of 1925, maker's mark, and style numbe

Three architectural Arts & Crafts pottery tiles with figures of a woman, couple and a lion, numbered on sides. 14.25"h x 10.25"w

Arts & Crafts Pottery Tile Depicting Geese, Possibly De Porceleyne Fles, Circa 1925. Decorated in cuenca with three geese and distant water in shades of cream, blue and green; housed in a modern frame

Arts & Crafts Pottery Tile, Attributed to the Wheatley Pottery Company, Cincinnati, Ohio. Tube-lined with a bear in black and white. H: 6 in., W: 6.125 in., D: .75 in.

American Encaustic Tiling Co (Zainesville, OH) framed art pottery tile of a Cavalier - 18"x6" overall framed size

Group of Four Grueby Arts & Crafts Pottery Vases Three with impressed mark, the largest with maker's mark for Maria Seaman, the yellow with an incised 'K', one green indistinctly numbered; another gre

Trent Tileworks, New Jersey, including three Arts & Crafts tiles, all framed. A pair contain relief profiles, and the third is vertical in nature, with a boy and a teapot. Largest 13" ht. x 6.5" wd. (

Grueby attributed Arts and Crafts period art pottery tile, with a peach and pinecone motif in Siena orange, light green, and buff cream on a blue ground, label to reverse, housed in an oak wood frame.