Stock No. 34456

Set of 9 Reclaimed Encaustic Tiles by Maw & Co

Nine 6-inch reclaimed Maw & Co encaustic tiles (stamped) displaying red and buff patterns surrounding roundels with blue glaze around a central floret. This is just one of various sets of these tiles we are selling, sold in batches of 9 as pictured. This set of nine reclaimed tiles could be used in a number…

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£1,475.00

Dimensions

Depth: 2cm0.79in

Width: 45cm17.72in

Height: 45cm17.72in

Weight: 10kg22.05lbs

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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Tiles each: 15 x 15 x 2 cm (6 inches)

Condition Report

Good structural condition. Light wear and minor chips from previous use as floor tiles. Minor traces of cement to sides and backs.

Wear

Wear consistent with age and use. Minor Losses, scuffs, and scratches.

Origin

England

Period

Mid 19th Century

Material

Clay, Encaustic

Date of Manufacture

Circa 1860

Maker

Maw & Company

Style

Ecclesiastical, Victorian

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Nine 6-inch reclaimed Maw & Co encaustic tiles (stamped) displaying red and buff patterns surrounding roundels with blue glaze around a central floret. This is just one of various sets of these tiles we are selling, sold in batches of 9 as pictured.

This set of nine reclaimed tiles could be used in a number of ways including a decorative panel or a vibrant splashback for a vintage kitchen. Alternatively, they could be used together with the other sets we are selling as floor tiles for a statement look.

Supplied loose, these 6-inch tiles are antique and as such have a characterful, timeworn look with scuffs and crazing here and there that only enhances the beauty of these striking patterned tiles.

Maw & Co. Antique Tiles

Maw & Co. was founded in 1850 by George Maw and his brother Arthur. Over the next 30 years, the business would grow into one of the most influential English floor tile manufacturers in the industry, Maw & Co. tiles decorating properties and establishments across the globe.

Initially based in Worcester, the business relocated to the Benthall Works in Broseley, Shropshire in 1852. Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles. In 1883, the business expanded, relocating again to a new premises in Jackfield.

At the end of the 19th century, Maw & Co. was one of the largest tile factories in the world, trading for a further 70 years before closing in 1970.

Additional information

Weight 10 kg
Dimensions 2 × 45 × 45 cm
Origin

England

Period

Mid 19th Century

Material

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Date of Manufacture

Circa 1860

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