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A complete, coordinated mid-century modern bathroom tile system in a classic aquamarine glaze, preserved entirely new old stock and never installed — an intact bathroom suite originally sold through Sears, Roebuck & Co. under their Homart line. Includes 40 sq ft of 4¼ x 4¼ in aquamarine field tile (boxed NOS); 15 full-length bullnose plus…
Victorian fireplace surround in teal, chocolate, and cream
A spectacular hand-decorated pictorial tile mural by the Mosaic Tile Company of Zanesville, Ohio, depicting four flamingos in a tropical waterscape. Bold mid-century draftsmanship in pink, teal, cream, and black. Includes original red field tiles. A rare surviving example of American pictorial tile work at its most ambitious. Professionally conserved — three weeks of careful mastic removal by hand. Free shipping.
A whimsical and rare pictorial tile panel depicting a frog’s wedding amid lotus blossoms and cattails — offered with its original geometric hearth in gold, amber, and brown. Zanesville, Ohio craftsmanship. Hand-painted. Free shipping.
A beautifully hand-painted tile from northern India, likely Kashmir, featuring a long-tailed songbird perched amidst stylized florals. Richly glazed in cobalt, turquoise, yellow, plum, and green with strong black linework, the design evokes traditional Persianate motifs interpreted through Indian folk art. Approx. 8 x 4.75 inches; mid-to-late 20th century; unmarked, with an unglazed terracotta body…
Large lot AETCO marigold subway fireplace tiles. Historic Lexington, KY salvage.
Large lot AETCO sage green 6×2 subway fireplace tiles. Historic Lexington, KY salvage.
From a Memphis lobby that time forgot — an untouched archive of 1980s design, salvaged from a commercial building in downtown Memphis, Tennessee. It carries the full swagger of the postmodern moment: geometry, gloss, and saturated metallics. The ensemble: 92 raku-glazed squares (silver smoke, obsidian, copper blushes); 44 copper-clay tiles (matte with heat-sintered metallic traces);…
From a Kyoto remodel in the 1950s — 38 complete medallions, 155 tiles in total, each a radial bloom of crystalline glaze. Rings of smoke, caramel, and winter white deepen into fine branching veins of chocolate brown, forming hypnotic patterns when joined. Studio-grade craftsmanship — thinner bodies, sharper glazing control, and the deliberate asymmetry of…
Eighty-eight modular medallions — each a precise twelve-piece sunburst — survive intact from a 1970s Japanese architectural installation: over one thousand individual tiles, each arc glazed in cobalt, olive, smoke, and gold. Most such panels survive in twos and threes; here the repetition remains whole. 88 complete medallions (~1,056 tiles); each ~6-inch octagonal sunburst; excellent…
33-tile panel salvaged from the historic Nabisco mansion
16 Cambridge crystalline fireplace tiles, teal and smoke urn motif
Pewabic Detroit signed limited edition Aladdin Flying Carpet art tile, 2004
Pewabic Pottery of Detroit, marked on the reverse and dated 2014. Cobalt blue with a soft tonal shift across the glaze and a leaf-and-branch design in low relief. Gently used and cleaned, ready to use or display. Pewabic still makes this line at around $29 each retail; offered here at $15 so more people can…
A handmade Pewabic tile capturing the legend of Robin Hood beneath stylized oaks — a medieval silhouette reimagined through Detroit’s enduring craft tradition. The celadon glaze deepens from moss to turquoise, pooling in the recesses of the relief and glowing along raised edges in soft amber light. Bears the 1991 Pewabic Pottery stamp and date…
A deep aqua-turquoise glaze pools and breaks across this tile, darkening in the recesses and skimming pale over the high points so the whole surface reads as moving water. At the center, a rooster coils within a beaded ring, its body and tail dissolving into a swirl of scrollwork. Pewabic Pottery has worked in clay…