Three tiles: Fragment of a Roman tile, found behind the

Ca. 3rd C. AD. Partial Roman tile fragment found in Israel. From Amb. Sam Lewis estate.

2nd-4th century A.D.. Irregular fragments of terracotta roof tile, some with ribbing. 1.4 kg total, 7.3-12.1 cm (2 7/8 - 4 3/4 in.). Found whilst fieldwalking in Somerset and Devon, UK. [8, No Reserve

A well-formed terracotta tile, Roman period, found in Jerusalem, marked with the maker’s signature in Latin LLXFR 7 ¼ in. x 6 in.

A lovely Roman mosaic tile fragment, 2nd Century AD, with part of a geometric design in natural tones ranging from yellow to black. The fragment, probably from a villa floor, retains much of the origi

Islamic pottery assortment, three pieces, comprising footed bowl with polychrome glaze, tile fragment with orange ground, and a Nasrid style tile fragment with shield. Bowl: 2.5" H x 9" diameter.

A framed tile of an abstract figural scene. No signature found. [Tile: 5" x 5"; Frame: 5 1/2" x 5 1/2"].

14th-17th century A.D. A mixed group of ceramic tiles comprising: three medieval floor tile fragments bearing glazed floral and foliate motifs; three late medieval or early post medieval continental t

1st-3rd century AD. A huge trapezoidal fragmentary terracotta tile with prominent upper border and effaced inscription with the possible producer's mark, reading 'H III M'. See Kurzmann, R., 'Soldier,

Three Vintage Royal Delft Cloisonne Tilesprobably early 20th century, date mark not found, two portrait tiles (4 1/2 in. square) and a vertical tile of a standing gentleman (7 1/4 x 3 1/2 in.), Royal

Etruscan early 4th cent. B.C..Clay. H. 10.5 cm. W. 11 cmThe fragment represents a bearded man in three-quarter profile to right. The hair of his forehead and temples frames his face in fine, soft curl

** A portion of the proceeds from the sale of this artwork will be donated to the Anthony Quinn Foundation, whose mission is to advocate for the important role arts education plays in personal develop

Framed Ceramic Tile Fragment. Possibly 15th C. Mamluk, Egypt. Repairs. 6.5'' x 22.25'', 17 x 57 cm (sight); 9'' x 25'', 23 x 64 cm (frame).

2nd-3rd century AD. An irregular trapezoidal fragment of stamped brick tile, with inscription 'L X G P F' (Legio X Gemina Pia Fidelis = 'The Loyal Twins' Tenth Legion'"). See Vermeulen, F., Sas, K., W

A Safavid cuerda seca pottery fragment. 17th century. 7 1/4 x 4 x 1//2 x 1 inches.

**Originally Listed At $400** Ancient Near East, Sumeria, ca. 2nd to 1st millennium BCE. A mold-made terracotta plaque depicting a seated dog in profile, with the face of the dog wonderfully portrayed

A group of early tile fragments comprised of Persian early 14th-century mosaic tile fragments, Safavid fragments, and a Kashan blue 12th-century fragment. The largest piece measures 7 x 6 inches. Prop

33 tiles total; 25 large, 8 medium and 1 small; all broken, some with all pieces included. Lot also Includes one prism, also broken. Tiles measure 4"x4", 3"x3", and 2"x2" respectively Condition: all p

A section of Thermal Protection Tile that was removed from the Space Shuttle Columbia. It measures about 1 1/2" across. This was flown on an unknown mission. A COA from The Right Stuff, Inc. is includ

Persian Ceramic Border Tile Fragment, 17thc, of rectangular form decorated with stylized scroll motifs and quatrefoils in cobalt blue, turquoise and black. Dimensions: 4.5 x 8.75 in. Condition: Good

Ottoman Turkish Ceramic Tile Fragment c.18th century. Size 3 1/2 x 3 1/4 inches. a nice little ceramic tile fragment blue glazed decorated with floral design. Provenance: from the estate of Late David

Islamic Art A Timurid cuerda seca tile fragment Persia, 15th century . . Cm 17,50.

Lot of 2 Islamic Cermaic Tiles Fragments c.19th century AD. Size 10 1/4 - 12 1/2 inches length, 5-7 inches wide. Lovely colorful ceramic tiles fragments. Ex Silk Road NYC.

Persian Qajar Ceramic Tile c.19th century. With 3 tile fragments. Size 7 1/8 x 4 3/4 inches. A Persian Qajar Dynasty glazed ceramic tile Horse and rider holding bird in his right hand. together with t

TWO 16TH CENTURY OTTOMAN DAMASCUS CALLIGRAPHIC TILE FRAGMENTS, largest 14.5cm at widest point, (2).