Arts and Crafts Movement, Ceramic TIle, Decorative Arts, Golden Thread Antiques

This is a three-color tile. Although it does have some chipping along the edges, it is a very attractive tile. It is unmarked and is most likely American or possibly English. It was at one time installed in a building, probably around a fireplace, as it has some small remnants of mortar along the edges and a small chunk on the back. It is 6 inches square and 3/8 inches thick. This collection of tiles, da02, da03, da04 and da05 were all acquired in the Midwest, in Wisconsin, where there are many Arts and Crafts houses and buildings from which these tiles could have been salvaged.
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	19th C. American Arts and Crafts Ceramic Tile


	This is a three-color tile. Although it does have some chipping along the edges, it is a very attractive tile. It is unmarked and is most likely American or possibly English. It was at one time installed in a building, probably around a fireplace, as it has some small remnants of mortar along the edges and a small chunk on the back. It is 6 inches square and 3/8 inches thick. This collection of tiles, da02, da03, da04 and da05 were all acquired in the Midwest, in Wisconsin, where there are many Arts and Crafts houses and buildings from which these tiles could have been salvaged. —SOLD—