Smaller architectural tile sets and field tile lots
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A large matched set of 92 antique fireplace tiles from the Cambridge Tile Company, Covington, Kentucky, c. 1900–1920. Glazed in drifting clouds of pale blue and cocoa smoke, their mottled surfaces evoke watercolor washes or stormlight caught in porcelain. Set contents: 2 sticks (6 x 1.5 in) and 90 keys (3 x 1.5 in); total…
A rare and exceptional set of original American art tiles from the Cambridge Tile Company, crafted in the late 1890s and reclaimed from a historic Victorian mansion in St. Louis, Missouri. Includes 123 tiles at 1 x 6 in and 49 tiles at 1 x 3 in. The tiles feature a rich blush clay glaze…
109-piece antique Cambridge cocoa swirl fireplace tile set
An exquisite collection of 84 (1×4 in) and 28 (1×2 in) antique tiles by the Cambridge Tile Company, glazed in a luminous swirled cocoa finish — chestnut, cream, and sienna drifting across a softly crackled surface. Ideal for refined architectural details: fireplace surrounds, hearth inlays, or bespoke decorative accents. The maker mark is impressed on…
Antique Cambridge fireplace tile set, opaline blue and cocoa glaze, Cincinnati
An authentic antique fireplace tile set by the Cambridge Tile Company, salvaged from a historic Cincinnati, Ohio home. The glaze is subtle: a porcelain cream base with pale celadon blue movement and warm cocoa-toned clouding, finished with fine, even craquelure — calm, mineral, and architectural. From a small fireplace; 37 tiles at 6 in, 46…
A set of 10 antique fireplace trim tiles from the Cambridge Tile Company, Covington, Kentucky, c. 1905–1920 — long narrow tiles (sticks) designed to frame mantels, hearths, and wainscot lines. Each 6 x 1.5 in, marked Cambridge on reverse; olive-bronze mottled field with swirls of deep green, smoky brown, and golden undertones; high-gloss surface with…
A full breath of Edwardian lushness captured in creamy smoke and forest glaze. This ten-piece set of antique 6 x 6 in tiles by the Cambridge Tile Company features an elegant baroque scroll motif in high relief, rendered in a blended celadon-olive and ivory glaze with hints of pink ash, ghosted jade, and tea-washed bone…
A distinctive lot of antique caramel-toned tiles with a wild, giraffe-like spotted glaze — golden caramel over cream, with crazing and surface variation typical of antique tile. Unmarked but likely American-made around the early 20th century; the backs carry a repeating raised gridded-bar pattern. Included: 14 tiles at 1 x 6 in and 6 at…
A full field of early 20th-century fireplace tiles from a historic home in LaGrange, near Chicago, made by Fairfield Pottery Co. of Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (circa 1900–1920) — a rarely seen branch of the Pennsylvania ceramic tradition, its glazes soft and luminous. Each tile carries a subtle radiance: pale cream deepening into celadon and smoke…
AETCO Arts and Crafts ivory marbled glaze fireplace tile set
120-piece antique green mottled crackle glaze tile set in luminous olive and cream. American-made, high gloss, excellent condition. Enough for a full fireplace surround. Free shipping.
A richly glazed Victorian majolica fireplace tile by Hamilton Tile Co. of Ohio, dating to the late 19th century. Each tile measures 6 inches square and features a stylized floral motif in deep relief, finished in a dramatic brown mahogany glaze with fiery caramel flashes and natural crazing. Deeply molded, with the lush high-relief surface…
This rare and visually striking set includes 16 matching antique fireplace tiles, each 6 x 6 inches, by the Kensington Art Tile Company. The design features an elegant scrolling botanical motif in ivory relief against a mottled aqua-to-forest green glaze, with subtle pooling and natural crazing throughout. Likely produced between 1895–1915, embodying the refined surface…
A rare and visually striking set of nine antique Kensington fireplace tiles, late 19th century, clearly marked on the reverse. Deeply molded botanical motif — possibly stylized tulip or poppy pods — in high relief, glazed in a flowing mottled butterscotch-gold with dramatic depth and exquisite all-over crazing. Each tile 6 x 6 inches, originally…
A set of six 3 x 6 inch Kensington Art Tile Company tiles. In 1881 the Hatt brothers established a tile works in Newport, Kentucky; taken over by investors in 1885 and renamed the Kensington Art Tile Company. During its short tenure as a maker of dust-pressed art tiles, its combination of portraits and floral…