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Sublime majolica relief tile by Hamilton Tile Works Co., Hamilton, Ohio. Putti and goat chariot procession in deep Rockingham-style brown glaze. Back-stamped. Late 19th century.
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 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 ivory-and-pale-blue ground washed through with amber and umber that pool dark in the hollows and break light over the raised fruit; a fine crackle covers the whole surface. A full cluster of grapes spills over a grape leaf, with a pear at the base and a tendril curling off the vine, the relief standing…
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….
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 matched pair of allegorical figural panels from the Kensington Art Tile Company of Newport, Kentucky, each built from three glazed relief tiles that stack vertically to form a single standing figure. GUERRE (War): a draped classical woman holding a crested helmet, a sword across her lap. VICTOIRE (Victory): a soldier in scale armor cradling…
Kensington Art Tile Co. · 6 x 3 in
Kensington Art Tile Co. · 6 x 6 in · 2 available · $50 per tile
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…
An antique majolica border tile, 3 x 6 inches, in a deep cobalt blue glaze. Rough and beautiful — honest antique character with age wear and crazing; a striking accent or framing piece for a period installation.
Complete AETCO majolica fireplace surround with swallows, cattails, and lotus in rich oxblood glaze. Zanesville, Ohio, c.1890. Extraordinary relief work.
Antique majolica floral tiles by T. and R. Boote
A matched set of 8 antique transfer-print tiles from Minton’s China Works, Stoke-on-Trent, c. 1875–1890. Each tile carries a crisp thistle bloom framed by scrolling foliage, printed in iron-red against a soft ivory ground — a classic Victorian botanical. Minton was one of the great English potteries of the 19th century, innovators of encaustic floors…
Faience in the true sense — the hand-glazed, satin-surfaced art tile Mosaic built its name on, color laid in by hand and pooled within the modeled outlines. A soft, stony blue-grey ground deepens to a streaked cobalt panel, and against it a single baby chick glows in warm mustard-gold, drawn in heavy dark relief lines…