A Wedgwood Art Pottery Tile Older Man Profile

Circa 1845-47 "Minton Hollins & Company Patent Tile Works Stoke-on-Trent, England" relief-decorated art pottery tile depicting 5 men viewing a pit with two cocks fighting, green with brown, 6" square.

Rare American Art Pottery Tile with Patriotic WWI Themeunidentifed manufacture, unmarked, rectangular form with figural decorations in relief, the central scene features men in uniforms marching under

Glazed ceramic, San Jose is used generically to include several makers of similar looking art pottery and tiles made in San Antonio Texas, San Jose Potteries operated from 1934-1945, this plate depict

WENZEL POTTERY Glazed Tile Pig in Profile, backside reads WENZEL POTTERY 2007, measures approx 9 1/4 x 9 1/4 inches. Art, wall art, artwork, home decor, ceramic tiles, glazed ceramic tile, ceramic art

Decorated by Edith R. Felten, having standard glaze, features profile portrait of Chief White Man-Kiowa, marks include impressed Rookwood flame logo with Roman numeral "I" for date 1901, shape #656, s

Art Deco period matte blue-green glazed ceramic pottery tile depicting a masque of a stylized man's face in high relief. 10.5" H x 9.5" W x 2.25" D.

Item: A 19th century Qajar Dynasty pottery tile with underglaze, molded decoration of a man on horseback with his bird flying over to catch a prize from his hand. Qajar art refers to the art, architec

Franklin Pottery Faience- Man with Lanterns- ceramic tile, marked verso 'Franklin Potter Faience', some chips. 8 7/8 x 8 7/8''

1 Wedgwood centered with Jasperware plaque depicting profile of bearded man, marked on underside "Wedgwood, England", approximate diameter 3", and 1 mushroom form, etched on underside "Kosta 97070" (G

Gordon and Jane Martz Marshall Studios American art pottery tile top pedestal MCM teak occasional, side, game, or LOW dining table.. Round top with slate gray matte glazed "coin" mosaic pottery tiles.

American, Massachusetts, Early 20th Century, Spanish Galleon With Craquelure Green Glaze Ground, 8 Inches. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

Oakland, CA., (1916-1950), by sculptor Roger Noble Burnham, dated 1922, marked. 8.5 x 6 in. Additional high-resolution photos are available at LelandLittle.com

Unframed Dimensions 10.5 H x 8 W

Early 20th c. American Encaustic Tile Co. (Zanesville, OH, 1875-1935) Terra Cotta Relief Tile decorated with the portrait of a medieval priest, crafted using the squeeze bag technique, with the impres

Early 20th c. American Encaustic Tile Co. (Zanesville, OH, 1875-1935) Terra Cotta Relief Tile decorated with the portrait of a medieval priest, crafted using the squeeze bag technique, with the impres

(lot of 15) Assorated ceramic art pottery tile group, of various form and style, makers include S & S Tile Co., Mosaic Tile Co. and Catalina, together with unmarked examples, largest: 8"l x 8"w

American art pottery glazed tile by Pewabic. In a green blue tone with beige accents, tile features raised motif of a butterfly, a bee, a ladybug and other insects. Signed on verso with makers mark, d

(lot of 15) Assorted ceramic art pottery tile group, of various form and style, makers include Batchelder, Flint Faience, California Art Tile Co., Richmond, Ca., together with unmarked examples, large

(2) ART POTTERY TILES INCLUDING (1) 3.75" UNMARKED, PINK AND BLUE TONES, TREE DECOR - (1) UNMARKED ADVERTISING "HAINES TILE AND MANTEL COMPANY WICHITA" WITH PEACOCK DECOR 

European Art Pottery tile- Queen Putting on Her Stockings, set in oak frame. 8 x 8''

This is a vintage American art pottery tile from Rookwood of Cincinnati, Ohio crafted in 1935. The matte blue glaze tile features a potter at the wheel. 3 3/4" across x 1/2".

Wheatley Art Pottery Tile Oak frame. Max Ht. 11 1/2 W 11 1/2 in. A Hornell, New York collection.

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

Depicting a dolphin with crown. Tile: 6" square; frame: 11" square.