AN AMERICAN ENCAUSTIC FAIENCE TILE, TWO OTHERS

An AETCO tile with peasant, second tile with modernist depiction of Mary Had a Little Lamb, third tile with dragon on circular shape. Measure 4.25 and 6.25 inches. We happily provide seamless in-house

Two American Encaustic tile Co. earthenware Tiles. Including one Faience tile purportedly from the "Spanish Peasants" series, depicting a man playing a flute, and a Nursery Rhyme tile featuring a woma

Five Late 19th Century American earthenware Tiles. Each glazed, in various colors, and depicts a person in profile. All with maker's mark verso including two by American Encaustic Tile Co., 1 by Cambr

Two Framed American Encaustic Architectural Tiles, each depicting bird with insect prey, reportedly from the David Davis Mansion (Abraham Lincoln's Vice President), unsigned, each size as framed 7.25"

Comprises: two tiles by the American Encaustic Tile Co, a leaf form tile, an English acrylic box and a Danish scallop-form tray by "Adolfo".

Two glazed American encaustic portrait tiles, A.E.T. Co, Zanesville, Ohio, late 19th/early 20th century, young girl and little boy, original mohair-covered frames, marked on back, tiles 6" square, fra

Pottery figurine of a young girl, marked Frankoma, together with an American Encaustic Tile Co. figurine of a girl holding a bowl, marked Aetco, 7" ht.

Antique American Encaustic Tile Co. Zanesville, Ohiolot of four you are bidding on a total lot of four 2 are not signed and two are they have no damage they all look real good. see pics

Two Arts & Crafts Style Pottery tile trivets. "The Boaster" and "Where are you going my Pretty Maid?" by Wheeling Cushion. Each 6" x 6". minor chips and surface marks. overall good.

Three American Ceramic Tiles, two luster-glazed tiles, Pewabic Pottery, Detroit, Michigan, 20th century, one with impressed stamp maker's mark, the other with a paper label, tile, 3 3/4 x 3 3/4 to 6 x

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

AETCO Faience Flower basket Tile c1920s. American Encaustic Tile Co. Signed. A couople of small back edge chips. Front of tile in perfect condition. Tile 4.25" x 4.25". Oak frame 10" x 10". Spend $500

Two American Encaustic Tiling Company Frog Tiles, Zanesville, Ohio, c. 1900, molded marker's marks, tiles, 6 x 6, frames. 7 1/2 x 7 1/2 in. Footnotes: The Helen and David Milling Collection For furthe

Mostly American, 19th-20th century. Includes shadowbox frame with print of Napoleon, 13"h. 11.5"w., cloth picture and print of pigs, two faience tiles of birds, 5.5" x 5.5", two gilt frames with late

American, Early 20th Century, Each Incised On Back, Terracotta Clay With Turquoise And Umber Glaze, Square And Diameter 5 Inches. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

Pewabic Pottery (American, established 1903). Glazed ceramic, 2008. 6" x 6". Pewabic green glazed ceramic tile featuring a central image of Buddha surrounded by two other figures. Reverse marked "Pewa

American Arts & Crafts, Maker Unknown round trivets or tiles, two high glazed ceramic incised "FSR" cipher; inscribed "F.S.R" in pencil one decorated with two fish, the other with stylized foliate mot

2 sets of 3-section Trent tiles (6 total) depicting two cavaliers in mauve, one plays flute (leg repair) and other plays mandolin, 6 1/8" W.

Two Hartford Faience Co. Pottery Lion Tilesearly 20th centuryeach numbered to verso "HH-48" and HH-49"4 1/8 x 9 1/8 x 1 inchesOther Notes: Fontaine's Auction Gallery can arrange shipping for this item

American Encaustic Tile Co. large tile of a warrior Zanesville, Ohio glazed ceramic marked AETCO set in an oak frame tile: 14"w x 11 1/4"h; frame: 21"w x 18"h

Rare American Encaustic tile Co.tile, depicting a Persian prince.Circa 1882.14"x 10" x 5/8ths" inch.(From Kovels website):"American Encaustic Tiling Company was founded in Zanesville, Ohio, in 1875. T

American Encaustic Tile Company tile with potter motif Zanesville, Ohio glazed ceramic impressed logo This rare tile was commissioned for the Industrial Arts Pavilion at the 1933 Century of Progress W

American Encaustic Tile Co hand-painted Lone Cypress tile c1910 in its original frame. Signed "AETCO". Perfect condition. 3"h x 9"w. Original frame 4 5/8"h x 10.5"w. Spend $5000 or more at this auctio

Having a sitting lion on the side with the initials "AEG Co.", has a turquoise iridescent glaze, also marked on bottom "AEG", good condition, 3" x 5.5"**Addendum: Tiny flake under "AEG Co." mark**