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W-79-0621
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DETAILS Antique square glazed tile with a floral branch design in low relief. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Providential Tile Works (Trenton, New Jersey, 1885-1913) | Founder(s): Joseph Kirkham, James Robinson, C. Lewis Whitehead MARKS Marked (back): The Providential / Tile Works / Trenton ... PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS Width...


P3230
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DETAILS A set of antique pale green glazed fireplace tiles with shell, seaweed and coral in low relief designed by Issac Broome. Salvaged from a Victorian house in Soulard, Saint Louis, Missouri. Comprising: (12) square (in 2 patterns), (1) small square, (13.5) rectangular, (66) small plain rectangular. Total of (92.5) tiles. MAKER Providential Tile Works (Trenton, NJ, 1886-1913) | Designer: Issac...


W-79-0371
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DETAILS An antique glazed pottery tile with a shell and laurel leaf wreath design. STYLE Neoclassical | Beaux Arts COLOR(S) White, yellow, green PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The American Encaustic Tiling Company Limited (New York, New York, 1875-1835, Zanesville, Ohio, 1892-1935) MARKS Stamp (base): American Encaustic Tiling Co. Limited / New York / Works / Zanesville, O PERIOD...


P3231
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DETAILS Set of four antique American pottery tiles with low relief medallion with radiating floral and foliate motifs with green glaze.  STYLE Aesthetic Movement MAKER Attributed to The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, OH, 1883-1901) MARKS Cast letters (back): H O. PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS (4) Width 6 Depth 6 Height 0.5 inches


W-79-0063
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DETAILS A set of three matching antique square tiles with oak leaves and acorns and a brown glaze. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, Ohio, 1883-1901) | Founder: Adolph G. Metzner (German-American, 1834-1918) MARKS Marked (back): Hamilton O PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS (3) Width 6 Depth...


W-79-0629
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DETAILS An antique earthenware pottery square tile molded with a flowerhead. With vitreous green brown mottled glaze. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Green-brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER J. & J. G. Low Art Tile Works (Chelsea, Massachusetts, 1877-1903) MARKS Cast mark (back): J. & J. G. Low / Patent / Art Tile Works / Chelsea PERIOD Late 19th century DATE...


W-79-0622
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DETAILS An antique square, salvaged, architectural tile with a hound dog in profile surrounded by oak leaf and acorn border. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Green PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, Ohio, 1883-1901) | Founder: Adolph G. Metzner (German-American, 1834-1918) MARKS Cast mark (on reverse): Hamilton Ohio. PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS...


W-79-0631
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DETAILS Pair of antique architectural salvaged majolica square ceramic tiles 6 x 6 with opposing bull elks. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Blue PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, Ohio, 1883-1901) | Founder: Adolph G. Metzner (German-American, 1834-1918) MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS (each) Width 6 Depth 0.5 Height 6 inches


W-79-0632
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DETAILS An antique glazed pottery square tile with a charging elk molded in low relief. STYLE Victorian COLOR(S) Brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER The Hamilton Tile Works Company (Hamilton, Ohio, 1883-1901) | Founder: Adolph G. Metzner (German-American, 1834-1918) MARKS Unmarked PERIOD Late 19th century DATE Circa 1890 DIMENSIONS Width 6 Depth 0.5 Height 6 inches CONDITION Note: some...


W-79-0626
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DETAILS A pair antique salvaged, 6-inch square, tiles with opposing portraits of ladies in profile.  STYLE Victorian COLOR(S)  Yellow, brown PLACE OF ORIGIN United States MAKER American Encaustic Tiling Company (New York, New York, 1875-1935 / Zanesville, Ohio, 1892-1935) | Founder: John Glessner. Later became Shawnee Pottery (1937). MARKS (1) Marked faintly on reverse: A.E.T. Co ... PERIOD Late 19th century...