: Collectibles : Baby : tile

Hand-painted overglaze tile from the series of Scottish landscapes by the English firm Lea & Boulton, c. 1920, depicting castle ruins at the edge of a lake. ...  more

Transfer printed and hand tinted tile from the English firm Malikin Edge & Co. depicting an English country scene. Nice soft colors and clearly printed. Tile is ...  more

A young mother with wind swept blonde hair holds her baby in a field of flowers. Very 60's - 70's retro appeal, the back has ink marks, the title "Mother" ...  more

Wonderful aesthetic movement hand-painted and polychrome transfer printed tile from the Oriental Series from Minton Hollins depicting a man catching a fish. I count ...  more

Wonderful aesthetic movement hand-painted and polychrome transfer printed tile from the Oriental Series from Minton Hollins depicting a man on horseback with a ...  more

Terrific picture tile from the nursery rhyme series designed by Walter Crane, "A Baby's Opera," c. 1890. Here is "Little Bo Peep" from the ...  more

Terrific picture tile from the series designed by Walter Crane, "Children's Fables". Here is "The Lion in Love" from the Mosaic Tile Company, ...  more

Here is "Man Carrying Hoe Accompanied by Children", one from a wonderful series of twelve bucolic subjects designed by William Wise (and signed by him at ...  more

Terrific picture tile from the series designed by Walter Crane, "A Baby's Opera", c. 1880-1890. Here is "Where Are You Going To My Pretty Maid?" ...  more

Terrific picture tile from the series designed by Walter Crane, "A Baby's Opera", c. 1880-1890. Here is "King Cole" from the Mosaic Tile ...  more

A lovely totally hand painted tile on a Minton blank. From the nursery rhyme "Little Bo Peep" from Walter Crane's 'The Baby's Opera: a Book of Old Rhymes ...  more

A lovely totally hand painted tile on a Minton blank. From the nursery rhyme "Jack and Jill" from Walter Crane's 'The Baby's Opera: a Book of Old Rhymes ...  more

Here is "Woman and Child Picking Bay Leaves (with Hollyhock)", one from a wonderful series of twelve bucolic subjects designed by William Wise (and signed ...  more

A lovely totally hand painted tile on a Minton blank. From the nursery rhyme "Where are you going my pretty maid" from Walter Crane's 'The Baby's Opera: a ...  more

Here is "Two Women and Child Feeding Baby in a Wheatfield", one from a wonderful series of twelve bucolic subjects designed by William Wise (and signed by ...  more

A wonderfully colorful and rare tile, completely handpainted from Mintons China Works depicting Walter Crane's design of Jack & Jill from his illustrations for ...  more

A rare and early tile by the Low Art Tile Works, one of America's first tile manufacturers. It shows a child's portrait in profile. The baby's head is in high ...  more

Super, hand-painted overglaze picture tile from the series designed by Walter Crane, "A Baby's Opera", c. 1880-1890. Here is "Where Are You Going To ...  more

A large and tall tile plaque with thick black walls containing glassy glazes. An underwater scene in a cartoonish fashion showing a mother and baby fishes. Great ...  more

This monumental Grueby Faience tile came from a cache rescued from the defunct pottery after it moved to Perth Amboy New Jersey. This panel was never glazed and ...  more