Complete fireplace surrounds with original matching hearths
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An opulent sweep of antique ceramic — 18 square feet of chocolate-swirled glaze, where cocoa, caramel, and smoke ripple across porcelain like watercolor stirred through glass. Marked Cambridge Tile Company of Covington, Kentucky (founded 1901). Over 330 pieces remain together — enough for a full fireplace surround with hearth, or to floor a jewel-box interior….
A sky captured in clay. Powder blue drifts into aqua across these slim Cambridge bricks, each face traced with a fine crackle that catches light like frost. In several, smoke shadows have settled into the craze lines — a quiet ghost of their years by the hearth, a patina we’ve chosen to preserve. Made by…
A complete, installation-ready Cambridge Art Tile fireplace surround in the coveted tortoiseshell glaze — bronze, copper, amber and deep aubergine flowing across every tile so no two are alike. The surround reads as a framed unit: Rococo cartouche-and-shell medallion tiles anchoring the corners, a floral swag running the top, ribbon-and-flower verticals down the sides, and…
A complete, installation-ready Cambridge Art Tile Co. fireplace surround in the coveted tortoiseshell glaze — mottled sepia, amber, and deep aubergine pooling across each tile in a way no two are alike. Salvaged from a St. Louis mansion, where they framed the firebox of a quartersawn oak mantel. Not a handful of orphan tiles, but…
A rare survival from the Hamilton Tile Works of Ohio, active only from 1883 until 1897 — complete hearth sets are almost never found intact. Approximately 42 inches wide by 18 inches deep, retaining its full mosaic: soft rose-pink field tiles in two sizes paired with cream-white triangles and squares forming a crisp central diamond…
An assembled antique fireplace surround in glazed relief tile, reclaimed from a Philadelphia mansion and laid out to match its original installation. The decorative panel covers approximately 9.5 square feet (46¾ × 29½ inches). The tiles are Trenton, New Jersey work of the late nineteenth century, with maker’s marks across the set including Robertson Art…
Aubergine pooled deepest in the relief’s hollows with flashing iridescent green; pale lavender rides the high ridges where the glaze drew back during firing. No two tiles pooled alike — the fingerprint of glaze laid by hand and fired the way Trent fired in the 1890s. Looping ribbon-scrolls rise from a base of curling leaves,…
A rare and early Trent faience surround, salvaged from a grand mantel installation that once included the celebrated Trent Shepherd & Figures pictorial tiles. The architectural field that framed them — this shimmering suite of Cloudburst Aqua over Caramel Snow — remains whole and luminous. The glaze is unmistakably early Trent: drifting veils of aqua…
235-piece antique Trent faience fireplace tile surround and hearth, c.1895
An extraordinary survival from the experimental edge of American tilemaking at the turn of the 20th century: a substantial fireplace field bearing a glaze far wilder than standard U.S. Encaustic catalog colors. Originally installed as a complete fireplace surround and hearth, these tiles were engineered for heat and fired during a brief moment when American…
Complete AETCO flame green surround and hearth, 12 sq ft, floral border
Victorian fireplace surround in teal, chocolate, and cream
33-tile panel salvaged from the historic Nabisco mansion
16 Cambridge crystalline fireplace tiles, teal and smoke urn motif