Rookwood Pottery Architectural Faience tile

Rookwood Pottery unusual architectural tile with winged cherub, grapes and swags, shape number 1166Y Cincinnati, Ohio matte glazed ceramic impressed "Rookwood Faience" on reverse tile: 15 3/4"w x 2"d

Rookwood Pottery architectural tile with grape motif, shape number 1332Y Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1915 matte glazed ceramic impressed marks tile: 7 7/8"sq; frame (new): 9 3/8"sq

Rookwood Architectural Faience tile showing a winged cherub holding a single Easter lily with scrolls and garlands on either side. The tile measures 17 by 12 1/4 inches and the cherub stands out nearl

A group of 7 small pottery tiles, meant for floors or walls, consisting of a central piece six connecting tiles. Lore has it that it may have been a design that was abandoned.

includes "Dancing Deer", "Garden Flower" and a green Arts & Crafts style, one is 6" X 6" other two are 8" X 8", chips.

Art Nouveau Rookwood Pottery faience tile depicting tulips in blue and yellow tones, maker marks to verso, housed in a wood frame. Image: 5.75" H x 5.75" W; frame: 9.75" H x 9.75" W.

Rookwood Pottery earthenware architectural tile featuring three seahorses Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1915 matte glazed ceramic faint impressed factory marks tile (sight): 7 7/8"sq; frame: 14 1/4"sq x 1 1

Rookwood pottery faience rose tile in wooden frame, early 20th century, impressed marks "ROOKWOOD FAIENCE," "B669," and "327," on underside. Image: 4" x 4"; frame: 9.8" H x 9.8" L x 0.75" D.

Two Rookwood Art Pottery Faience Floral Tiles, early 20th c., marked, 4 in. x 4 in., in wood frames, 10 in. x 10 in. Provenance: Treadway Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio; Estate of Eric Bloomquist, Blooming

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

Rookwood Faience Architectural tile USA, c. 1915glazed earthenware 13.5 h x 7.75 w in (34 x 20 cm) Tile features a generic coat of arms with rampant lions and castles. Impressed manufacturer's

Rookwood Pottery original architectural drawing for a fantasy tile, with a crowned lion, unicorn, stag and birds amongst scrolling foliate decoration Cincinnati, Ohio, circa 1915 watercolor on paper u

Rookwood Faience Rook and Trellis architectural tile. The rook is covered in a nice tawny gray brown glaze, the trellis mauve, the recessed area a dark raspberry purple making for a unique and complim

early 20th century. in the Grecian taste. H8" W19" D2"

Rookwood Architectural Tiles (3 pieces). Marked Rookwood Pottery, diamond marked 442. Typical use condition. Square 6", diamonds 7 3/4".

High relief architectural faience tile with hand painted tree in shades of brown with blue/green ground and cream surround. Circa 1902. 6" square and framed by Rookwood with inked inscription on rever

Pair of Owl Tiles Faience 8" x 8" square. As far as I can tell these are undocumented although they have a mold number. Gonna be hard to find another pair of these

Pottery: Rookwood Pottery 1921, Artist: Shape#: 3070, Signed: RP logo, Size: 6in square

Grueby Faience Company, architectural tile, Boston, MA, two-toned glazed pottery, unsigned, framed, tile: 12"sq; frame: 16"sq

Two Rookwood glazed pottery tilesearly 20th centuryComprising a faience tulip panel and a galleon trivet.the larger 5 3/4in (14.5cm) square Provenance: Property from the Estate of Dr. Terry Berreth, R

Beautiful Art Nouveau architectural faience Estimate: $150 - $200 Description: Excellent example of an Art Nouveau tile, circa 1908. Manufacturer: A.M. Ltd., England Provenance: Art Pottery &

Rookwood Architectural tile with geometric shapes done in black, orange and pale green. Marked Rookwood Faience 3102 Y on the back. Size is 6 by 6 inches and the tile is 3/4 inches thick. There are tw

Beautiful Art Nouveau architectural faience Estimate: $120 - $150 Description: Excellent example of an Art Nouveau tile, circa 1905. Manufacturer: Kunst und Baukeramik Provenance: Art Pottery

Beautiful Art Nouveau architectural faience Estimate: $150 - $200 Description: Excellent example of an Art Nouveau tile, circa 1906. Manufacturer: Henry Richards, England Provenance: Art Pott