Five Grueby and Pardee Tiles Glazed earthenware United

GRUEBY C. PARDEE TIFFANY STUDIOS Two tiles with goose and dolphins and one bronze frame, Boston/New York, 1910s-20s Glazed earthenware, patinated bronze Tiles marked Tiles: 4" sq., fram

(lot of 7) Grueby Pardee tile group, consisting of (4) white glazed tiles, 4"l x 4"w; a terra cotta relief molded tile depicting an acanthus medallion, 4"l x 4"w; a rectangular tile with brown glaze,

A group of five Middle Eastern glazed earthenware tileslargest dimensions 7 1/2 x 7 3/4in (19 x 19.5cm) Provenance:Property from the Collection of Abbas Saffari, Long Beach, California.

Five Victorian Era Glazed earthenware Tiles. All are molded, includes 3 unmarked of a pink flower with green leaves and 2 marked "Kensington" of a hibiscus flower and scrolling leaves (in different sh

Comprising, five butterfly decorated tiles and six flower decorated tiles, all marked verso "Tile Works Stoke on Trent." Together with five Delft-style glazed earthenware tiles. 16 pieces 3"sq. and 2-

Grueby Faience Company Rare tile USA, 1900-1910glazed earthenware decorated in cuenca 5.5 h × 5.5 w × 1 d in (14 × 14 × 3 cm) Provenance: Important Pri

Grueby Faience Company Mermaid tile USA, c. 1910glazed earthenware decorated in cuenca 6 h x 6 w in (15 x 15 cm) Literature: The Ceramics of William H. Grueby, Montgome

Addison LeBoutillier for Grueby Faience Company The Pines tile USA, c. 1906glazed earthenware decorated in cuenca 6 h × 6 w × 1 d in (15 × 15 × 3 cm) Glazed decorator's

Russell Crook for Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large tile with elephants USA, c. 1900glazed earthenware 11.75 h × 26.75 w in (30 × 68 cm) Provenance: Important

Grueby Faience Company Advertising tile with chamberstick USA, c. 1910glazed earthenware decorated in cuenca 6.25 h × 4.5 w in (16 × 11 cm) Glazed decorator's initials to reverse '

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

Five Late 19th Century American earthenware Tiles. Each glazed, in various colors, and depicts a person in profile including the personification of Summer. Two unmarked, two by Trent (one unmarked but

Five Late 19th Century American earthenware Tiles. Each glazed in various shades of pink, and depicts a person in profile. One by Kensington, one by Beaver Falls Art Tile Co. (with "IB" monogram for I

Five Late 19th Century American earthenware Tiles. Each glazed, in various colors including amber, green, blue, and mauve, and depicts a person in profile, including Hamlet. Three are by Trent and two

Five 20th Century American & English earthenware Tiles. Molded glazed and hand painted tiles all having floral motifs and within gilt frames including 2 Art Nouveau tiles, 2 tiles by Thynne, and 1 by

Various Makers Tiles, collection of five USA, c. 1920/c. 1970glazed earthenware largest: 11.625 h x 11.625 w in (30 x 30 cm) smallest: 4.25 h x 4.25 w in (11 x 11 cm) Lot is comprised of wo

Grueby Faience Company Rare and Large circular tile with moths USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware 1.5 h × 10.75 dia in (4 × 27 cm) Glazed artist's initials to verso 'M.D.'.

Grueby Faience Company(Boston, MA, 1894-1911)Ship Tilecirca 1900-1910glazed earthenware11 1/2 x 11 1/2 inches (sight)17 x 17 inches (frame)Provenance: Private Collection, East Sandwich, Massac

Grueby Faience Company(Boston, MA, 1894-1911)"Grapevine" Tilecirca 1900-1910glazed earthenware, oakmarked "Grueby, Boston"5 1/2 x 5 1/2 inches (sight)11 3/4 x 11 3/4 inches (frame)Proven

Grueby Faience Company Collection of five scarab paperweights USA, 1898-1910glazed earthenware each: .875 h x 2.5 dia in (2 x 6 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark to underside of each example '

GRUEBY FAIENCE COMPANY (FOUNDED 1894) Two-Tile 'Horses' Panel circa 1905 decorated with white prancing horses in cuenca, glazed earthenware, framed 6 x 12in (15.2 x 30.48cm) Footnotes: Provenance Angu

Tile with landscape, Boston, MA, 1910s-1920s Glazed ceramic Signed .C.S. Old Bridge 4 1/4" sq.

Wilhelmina Post (b. 1867) for Grueby earthenware low vase with five large overlapping leaves and wonderful leathery glaze, number 2742 Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1905 matte glazed ceramic impressed

Group of Five Glazed Earthenware Pitchers, Probably American Unmarked. The largest 8 1/2 x 9 x 7 1/4 in. The Collection of Mary B. Schwab, Stoneleigh Horse Farm, Middleburg, VA.