A useful size batch of reclaimed Spanish pattered tiles. These are suitable for use on floors, walls, splash-backs, etc. 150 tiles in total. Sold as one lot.
Twelve encaustic tiles (three, four tile panels) with a neo-medieval design. Four tiles combine to form a quatrefoil with a fox and a hen in each foil and with quarter quatrefoils at the outer corners.
An attractive set of 44 original antique ceramic patterned tiles, suitable for either a fireplace hearth or Splash-back. Additional Dimensions Overall size approximately 120 x 44 cm
Each tile stamped ‘Minton & Co’ to the reverse. These were originally used as floor tiles. We think they would make a great splash back to a basin. Additional Dimensions Size as displayed 91.5 x 30.5 cm
This very rare Georgian period marble floor was reclaimed from a Norfolk Estate. The tiles shown have been washed. Available as one lot. £ 260 m2. Additional Dimensions There are 2 sizes of triangles and 2 sizes of square tile 15 Small triangles 8 Large triangles 43 Small squares ( 62.5 cm square) 26 Large
These stunning floor tiles were made by ‘Minton & Co.’ in Stoke on Trent. These tiles are grade 1. We have others available in grades 2 and 3, please enquire for further details. There are 30 tiles in this listing. Each tile 15.3 x 15.3 cm (6″ x 6″)
These stunning floor tiles were made by ‘Minton & Co.’ in Stoke on Trent. These tiles are grade 1. We have others available in grades 2 and 3, please enquire for further details. There are 28 tiles in this listing.
A large set of 49 Antique Maw & Company scallop shell pattern tiles. Reclaimed from a house in Amersham. These had been used to decorate a wall around a fireplace.
An encaustic tile designed by A W Pugin for the Earl of Shrewsbury at Alton Towers. This design is of a monogram surrounded by a border. This is one of two tiles in our possession. An identical pair are on display in the V&A Museum, London, Ceramics, Room 139, The Curtain Foundation Gallery, case 31,
An encaustic tile designed by A W Pugin for the Earl of Shrewsbury at Alton Towers. This Gothic Revival design features a rampant lion surround by a border. This is one of two tiles in our possession. An Identical pair are on display in the V&A Museum, London, Ceramics, Room 143, The Timothy Sainsbury Gallery,
These boards have been used as wall cladding. Additional Dimensions All of the boards have a depth: 2cm Height 95cm Width 32cm x 8 quantity Height 145cm Width 32cm x 2 quantity Total coverage around 3.35 m2
A very rare batch of Italian mosaic flooring, totalling around nine square meters (96 sq ft). Reclaimed from a building in the south east of England. Additional Dimensions Outer border panels are each 30 x 15 cm. There are 23 complete and one corner piece (pictured) The inner border panels are each 30 x 30
Very rare Princess Blue Agate colour. Original 1920s material, salvaged from the bathroom of a very grand country property near Windsor. Additional Dimensions The sizes available are: 108cm x 56cm, 58cm x 105cm, 38cm x 120cm, 73cm x 80cm, 53cm x 73cm, 58cm x 70cm 58cm x 58cm, 58cm x 58cm, 43cm x 60cm, 39cm
This was formerly the dance floor from No.1 Piccadilly Circus, London. Believed to have been installed circa 1900, removed 1986. Additional Dimensions Size as pictured is 575 x 410 cm, made up of 84 x 85 cm panels. A total coverage of approximately 23.5 m2.
12 m2 in total. Each tile is approximately 30 cm x 30 cm The tiles that are backed with slate have a thickness of around 30 mm All other pieces have a thickness of around 20 mm
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