San Jose Pottery, Pair of Yellow and Blue Square Tiles

San Jose Pottery 8 inch square tile depicting a Southwestern scene with a man in a flat-bottomed boat. Incised marking on rear of tile and front signed on lower right. Excellent original condition. Cu

San Jose Pottery 8 inch square tile depicting a Southwestern scene with a man pushing a cart. Incised marking on rear of tile and front signed on lower left. Excellent original condition. Custom oak f

San Jose Mission Pottery, pair of glazed ceramic tiles supported in wooden frames, to include one display easel The premier workshop was Mexican Arts and Crafts, which operated downtown on the banks

Pair of San Jose Pottery tiles, glazed ceramic 6 x 6";/ largest Provenance: A San Antonio, TX Estate We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping

San Jose Pottery (dir. Ethel Wilson Harris, San Antonio, Texas), glazed ceramic tile with scene of lady in archway watching shepherd with his flock size: 7.75 in. square, 0.5 in. thickness Provenanc

A nice vintage San Jose Mission art tile made by San Jose Pottery of San Antonio Texas, circa 1930's, size: 6 in. square x 1/2 in. thick, very good condition

A vintage art tile depicting the San Jose Mission made by the San Jose Pottery company circa 1930's, size: 6 in. square x 1/2 in. thick, very good condition.

San Jose, CA., (1920-1953), the first in a multi color chevron with raised design, the second a four leaf flower design in blue and green, the third a smaller tile in grey/blue four leaf flower, each

Set of two antique square tiles. Thick Faience earthenware. Glazed up front. Decorated with a multi-color matching pattern, in blue, white and yellow in the so known "Pompadour" pattern. Dutch in orig

A PAIR OF FINE EARLY 17TH CENTURY TURKISH OTTOMAN IZNIK GLAZED POTTERY TILES, painted with red, blue, and turquoise foliate motifs. 25cm square

2 SAN JOSE MISSION POTTERY TILES & 1 ALAMO TILE. ALL SIGNED ON BACK. 6" x 6" GOOD CONDITION.

Glazed ceramic, depicts covered wagon out on the trail with mountains in the background, very good condition, 6" x 6"

Glazed ceramic, depicts scene of covered wagon with mountains, very good condition, 6" x 6"

San Jose Pottery Six Tile Freize c1920s. Mounted in original iron frame painted white. A couple of small chips to the border tiles. Heavy crazing to large 8" x 8" tiles, otherwise perfect condition. 2

San Jose Pottery, San Antonio, TX framed Mission Tile c1920s. Perfect condition. 6" x 6". Frame 8" x 8". Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 states

Lot of 24 matching Grueby Pottery matte blue square tiles. 24 tiles in perfect condition. Signed. 4" x 4". Spend $5000 or more at this auction and all of your SHIPPING IS FREE within the lower 48 stat

American, 20th Century. One marked "Jugtown", 3.5"h., one marked "Sweden" with yellow glaze, 3.25"h., one with paper label for "San Jose Potteries" with yellow glaze, 3.25"h.

San Jose Pottery, San Jose Tile Top Wrought Iron Table, glazed ceramic tile made by San Jose Pottery, and wrought iron base produced by Voss Metalworks, 16.5 x 16.5 x 20.5" Provenance: An Alamo Heigh

San Jose Pottery (dir. Ethel Wilson Harris, San Antonio, Texas), ceramic tile depicting dozing drunk man in sombrero with bottle height 8.25 in. x width 8.25 in. x depth 2 in. Condition: Gverall exc

Pair San Jose Pottery Bookends and Another Pair, each marked San Jose Pottery & Mexico. Dimensions: Largest 7.5" H x 5.5" W Property from the collection of Seymour Stein.

San Jose Mission Tile 6” Square Tile; Domestic Spanish design.

Marblehead Pottery (1905-36). Square blue pottery tile decorated with a sailboat and stamped logo with paper label on verso. Measures 6 1/8"H x 6 1/8"W x 1"H. Condition report: Minor nicks to edges, p

San Jose Mission Pottery, "San Jose Mission", glazed ceramic tile, marked, size: 7.5 x 7.5" Provenance: A Monte Vista, Texas collection San Jose Mission Pottery was founded by Ethel Wilson Harris an

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