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This ensemble contains a substantial quantity of marked AETCO field tile suitable for wide borders, tall uprights, extended fireplace compositions, or full-run applications in kitchens and bathrooms. With 75 long runners and 46 short connectors, the set offers enough linear material for large architectural layouts. Produced by the American Encaustic Tile Company in Zanesville, Ohio…
American Encaustic Tiling Co. (AETCO) · 6 x 2 in
A young Roman soldier reclines on a tessellated mosaic ground in deep rose and oxblood majolica, his helmet and shield set at his feet. This is a complete, intact figural presentation panel as it left the American Encaustic Tiling Company factory in Zanesville, Ohio more than a hundred and twenty years ago — center tile,…
Antique American Encaustic Tiling Co. Slim-Tile Fireplace Surround in Soft Sage — Complete & Marked AETCo This is a complete antique fireplace surround in slim-format tile by the American Encaustic Tiling Company of Zanesville, Ohio — one of the most important names in American tile, and by 1890 the largest tile manufacturer in the world….
57 antique AETCO white 6×2 subway fireplace tiles. Arts and Crafts era. Zanesville, Ohio.
AETCO Zanesville hearth tile panel, pink and green rustic design
Clear celadon at the center, deepening into moss and mineral tones at the edges — light moves through this field of tiles rather than across it. Produced by the Alhambra Tile Company, a small early 20th-century maker known for refined, tonal glaze work. 120 total tiles: 75 at 6 x 1.5 in, 45 at 3…
Clear celadon softened beneath the surface, with a fine network of crackle that catches light in quiet, shifting patterns — the glaze diffuses rather than reflects, creating a calm, even presence, almost textile in effect. Produced by the Alhambra Tile Company, an early 20th-century maker known for controlled, tonal glaze work and molded faience. 117…
Set of 10 marked English majolica Art Nouveau tiles, 6×6 inch
37 salvaged 6×3-inch Arts and Crafts field tiles in gorgeous matte verdigris crackle glaze, Louisville KY c.1912
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…
In the tiled salons of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, heat was an art form — fired in clay, glazed in jewel tones, and set into monumental stoves. This large-format ceramic tile, purchased in Bratislava (then Pressburg) in 1990 and made decades earlier, carries a deep evergreen glaze, the relief alive with curling leaves and pinecones —…
At the close of the 19th century, Austro-Hungarian tile stoves became canvases for Art Nouveau’s curving lines. This large-format ceramic tile, purchased in Bratislava (Pressburg) in 1990 and cast decades earlier, sweeps a chestnut glaze over elegant tulip-scroll relief, the form catching and releasing light as it once did on the warm face of a…
Slender, high-gloss black pencil trim tiles — 32 linear inches of original architectural salvage, rich with patina and quiet drama, their bevels catching light like onyx glass. They lend structure and depth to a surround, hearth, or frame, and pair beautifully with patterned field tiles for a sophisticated monochrome contrast. Sizes vary (1.5 x 6…
A luminous set of triangular fireplace tiles in a moody blue and cocoa swirl glaze — painterly, layered, and full of quiet motion, each triangle carrying a soft puff of color drifting across the surface like smoke over water. Arranged together, the tones merge into mirrored diamonds or chevrons. Likely early 20th century, consistent with…
Unknown maker · approx. 6 x 1.5 in, assorted lengths · 8 available · $15 per tile