Individual 6 inch majolica tiles, sold as singles with quantity selection
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A richly glazed antique figural tile depicting a golden-haired child seated beside a classical column, surrounded by grapevines against a deep black ground. Hand-painted in cobalt, forest green, ochre, and ivory with Art Nouveau framing flourishes. Made in Austria or Germany around 1890–1910, high-gloss glaze over molded relief; the reverse bears an incised backstamp with…
An original 6×6 inch antique majolica tile made by Cambridge Tile Company in the 1890s, featuring a swirling acanthus scroll in high relief. Salvaged from a 19th-century mansion in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati, sculpted in the lush classical tradition and finished in a dusty ivory glaze with faint lilac undertones and natural craquelure. Cambridge began in…
A deep, inky majolica blue blooms outward in swirling relief — a stylized floral motif suspended in a veil of smoky glaze and delicate surface crackle. This 6 x 6 inch antique tile by the Cambridge Tile Company carries a sculptural softness, its central rosette crowned by curving petals and dotted stamens that rise from…
A vivid and sculptural pair of 6 x 6 inch majolica tiles by Cambridge Tile Company, made in the late 1800s and stamped on the reverse. Each tile features a raised botanical wreath encircling a beaded oval form, glazed in shifting tones of citron, forest, and moss green — a rare and expressive palette that…
A richly modeled 6 x 6 inch architectural tile by Columbia Encaustic Tile Co., featuring a figural putto framed in unfurling acanthus. The glaze is a marbled ochre with tonal warmth and surface movement — evidence of the American majolica tradition at its most sculptural and expressive. Produced in the late 1800s, likely part of…
An antique fireplace tile in a soft creamy yellow glaze with gentle age crazing — a warm, quiet single, ideal as a framed accent or a restoration filler in a period palette.
Burnt scrollwork and smoky floral glaze — two tiles, a century of drama. This pair of antique majolica fireplace tiles was produced by the Hamilton Tile Company in the late 19th century. Each tile features a stylized floral scroll design in deep golden umber and burnt caramel glazes, with rich depth and natural crazing; the…
A rare matched pair from the Hull Tile Company in a velvety matte glaze of muted violet-rose — an uncommon tone drifting between orchid ash and powdered plum, soft to the touch, with scattered iron speckling and gentle tonal variation. Marked HULL TILE on the back in raised block lettering; 6 x 6 inches, approx….
A finely modeled antique majolica tile by the United States Encaustic Tile Company (USETCO), likely 1880s to early 1900s. The design features a classical profile portrait rendered in soft cocoa, taupe, and warm ivory glazes — a richly detailed composition in high relief. The glaze has a beautiful natural sheen with fine historic craquelure, and…
A softly speckled quartet from the Wheeling Tile Company — glazed in warm buttercream with a subtle cocoa spatter, like toasted sugar dusted across golden custard. These four antique 6 x 6 tiles feature a cushion-back mold and are clearly marked WHEELING, placing them within the refined architectural output of early 20th-century West Virginia. Rich,…
An antique majolica fireplace tile, 6 x 6 inches, with a yellow floral relief — a lovely focal point for a fireplace tile design or a framed accent. Late Victorian American majolica in warm glaze with age-appropriate crazing.
A hypnotic vintage studio tile featuring raised spiral and ripple motifs in a warm caramel glaze, evoking both organic movement and ancient geometry. The abstract design is deeply etched and enhanced by natural crazing in the glaze, adding to the texture and visual rhythm. A striking piece for collectors of studio pottery, Arts & Crafts…