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A teak tile top coffee table, 87 cm; a G-Plan table and a bedding box

Carreau de revêtementChine, Dynastie Qing, XVIIIe siècleCarré et épais en céramique à décor épigraphique encadré de rinceaux en cobalt sous glaçure transparente. Au centre, dans un double-losange ceint d'un double-cercle, inscription coranique.19,5 x 19,5 cm env.A Chinese blue and white arabic script porcelain tile, Qing Dynasty, 18th century, For the islamic market.Inscriptions : C. 72:18-20

Grand carreau au phénixIran, vers 1880Important carreau de revêtement en céramique moulé à décor émaillé en polychromie représentant un cavalier et un phénix, illustrant un épisode du Shâhnâmeh de Ferdowsi lorsque Zâl est aidé par l'intervention du Simorgh. A large moulded enamlled pottery Qajar tile, Iran, circa 1850

A teak and tile topped coffee table

Porcelain table screen with mahogany frame, tile depicts a shade pine-tree with rocky hills in the background symbolizing longevity. Dates to 1862. Size: 15 1/2 x 8 x 26 in. Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances.

Chinese table screeen, hand-painted porcelain tile with a beautiful design of "SuVu Tending the Sheep", dates to around 1875 AD. Size: 13 x 7 x 22 1/4 in. Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances.

Hand-painted colorful tile set in mahogany frame, dates to 1851 AD. Size: 15 1/2 x 7 x 26 in. Please note that all sales are final. No refunds will be given under any circumstances.

A group of archaeological finds, including an amphora (possibly Roman), a/f, 21 by 36cm high, together with other purported Roman pieces found at Hill Farm, Gestingthorpe Essex, in 1950s, a piece of masonry, possibly with a dog paw impressed upon it, 13 by 10 by 3.5cm, a hypocaust tile, 8 by 7 by 1.5cm, with glued repair, a small quantity of possible carbonised wheat. (5: amphora; 2 tiles; 2 small boxes)

Lot with various earthenware items A Spanish tile, 18thC Delft tiles (5), 9 Pataccons, 9 pipe clay pipes and a South European 18thC earthenware oil jug. Een verzameling van diverse aardewerk items. Een Spaanse tegel, 18e-eeuwse Delftse tegels (5), 9 Pataccons, 9 pijpaarde pijpen en een Zuid-Europese 18e-eeuwse aardewerken oliekan. H 18.5 cm (jug)

Rhondda Walters (Australian), Contemporary, 'North Window', mixed media and collage on board, signed with large initials bottom left, Artist's label to verso along with tile and original price of 1400 dollars, 117cm x 80cm

A modern Moorcroft pottery La Garenne tile by Emma Bossons (boxed)

A modern Moorcroft pottery Western Isle tile, by Sian Leeper

Mary Thomson after Mark V Marshall for Doulton Lambeth, a stoneware figural vase, The Waning of the Honeymoon, modelled as two rabbits sitting either side of a hexagonal section vase, on oval stepped base, the body carved and stamped with geometric fishscale and tile panels, the figures in pink, green and brown, incised artist monogram MT, 12cm high

William De Morgan, a green and white Dodo tile, 1898, painted with an open beaked bird, DM98 mark, 15cm square

Martin Brothers, a stoneware four tile panel, circa 1880, relief moulded with rosettes and foliate scroll motifs, each tile 7.5cm square

William De Morgan, a lustre galleon tile, circa 1890, painted with a two sail Grecian style ship, geometric sails with figural emblem, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a lustre galleon tile, circa 1890, painted with a single sail dragon boat ship, three oarsmen with oars, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a lustre galleon tile, circa 1890, painted with a two sail ship with flag and crows nest, on frothing waves, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a Persian foliate six tile panel, circa 1885, of two designs, four of one two of the other, De Morgan and Merton Abbey marks, 15cm square (6)

William De Morgan, a Mongolian variation four tile panel, circa 1890, in Persian colours, impressed Sands End Pottery marks, each 15cm square (4)

William De Morgan, a K L Rose sepia tile, circa 1885, yellow, pink and green, Merton Abbey mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a blue and white Lynx tile, 1898, painted with a horned beast, DM98 mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a K L Rose tile, circa 1885, maroon and green, Merton Abbey mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a Bedford Park Anemone tile, circa 1885, Persian colours, Merton Abbey mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a Mongolian tile, circa 1890, Persian colours, impressed Sands End Pottery mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a BBB sepia tile, circa 1885, clockwise scrolling flower head, De Morgan mark, 15cm square

William De Morgan, a Mongolian variation four tile panel, circa 1890, in Persian colours, impressed Sands End Pottery marks, each 15cm square (4)

William De Morgan, four BBB tiles, circa 1885, two pairs forming a four tile panel, Merton Abbey marks, 15cm square (4)

William De Morgan, a Double Carnation large tile, circa 1880, pale blue, apparently unmarked, 20cm square

William De Morgan, a large Fan tile, circa 1880, Persian colours, lower tile, impressed De Morgan mark, 20cm square

William De Morgan, a Mongolian six tile panel, circa 1885, in Persian colours, impressed Merton Abbey marks, each 15cm square (6)

William De Morgan, a Mongolian four tile panel, circa 1885, in Persian colours, impressed Merton Abbey marks, each 15cm square (4)

William De Morgan, a Mongolian three tile panel, circa 1885, in Persian colours, impressed Merton Abbey marks, each 15cm square (3)

Edmund Kent for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian tubelined tile, circa 1910, decorated with winged putti or fairies beside a basket of flowers, monogram, 15.5cm x 23.5cm Provenance: Richard Dennis Pilkington's Pottery exhibition 1980; illustrated in Cross, A J, 1980, Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Pottery, p.33, pl.34

Edmund Kent for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian tubelined tile, circa 1910, oval form, decorated with a Classical woman playing the pipes next to a tree, signed, 31cm x 15cm, framed

Edmund Kent for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian tubelined tile, circa 1910, decorated with a girl and geese on the edge of a woodland with path, signed, 29cm x 20cm, framed

Pilkington, a pair of relief moulded genre tile panels, decorated with interior vestry scenes of priests in conversation, brown glaze, 30.5cm x 15.5cm (2)

Walter Crane for Pilkington, a Flora's Train poppy tile, circa 1900, red, green and teal, 15cm square

Walter Crane for Pilkington, a set of five Flora's Train tiles, dust pressed with maidens and various floral specimens, on turquoise ground, 15cm square, together with a reproduction sixth tile (6)

C F A Voysey for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian two tile panel, circa 1900, Fish and Leaf, dust pressed waterlily and fish deign, 15cm square, together with two border tiles (4)

C F A Voysey for Pilkington, three double tile printing blocks for six tiles from The Labours, circa 1900, carved in lead, 35.5cm x 18cm (3)

Lewis F Day for Pilkington, three floral tiles, circa 1895 to 1902, including Greek Ivy printed tile, in red, 15cm square (3)

Lewis F Day for Pilkington, a large tile panel, circa 1901, yellow flowers and butterflies, on green leafy stalks, 31cm x 15.5cm

Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian relief moulded orange vermilion type glazed tile, circa 1930, modelled with a dancing woman, 30cm x 20cm

Henry Stacey Marks for Minton, a pair of Aesthetic Movement tile panels, circa 1880, depicting a falconer and huntsman, polychrome decorated, moulded marks, 30.5cm x 15.5cm (2)

Pilkington, an extensive Royal Lancastrian tile panel, comprised of foliate painted panels within plain green tiles, 98cm x 28.5cm

Pilkington, an extensive Royal Lancastrian lustre tile fire surround, comprised of relief moulded floral panels and plain iridescent glazed rectangular plaques, two panels, each 87cm x 31cm

Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian heraldic lustre tile, painted with a fleur de lys, 10.5cm square

J H Sellers for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian relief moulded lustre tile, painted with a cedar tree between foliate scrolls, 15cm square Note: part of the Edgar Wood fireplace exhibited at the Franco British Exhibition 1908

Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian relief moulded heraldic lustre tile, painted with a red shield with lion rampant, within foliate scroll ground, 15cm square

Albert Hall for Pilkington, a Royal Lancastrian relief moulded lustre tile, circa 1908, decorated with a stag standing infront of a tree, with scrolling tendrils to the base, signed with monogram, 42.4cm x 21cm Provenance: Richard Dennis Pilkington's Pottery exhibition 1980; illustrated in Cross, A J, 1980, Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian Pottery, p.33, pl.35

A PROBABLE LATE 1970s / 1980s TRIO OF TILE TOPPED TABLES, one rectangular, two square, each having canted corners, supported on a plain pedestal column

A SELECTION OF POWER TOOLS TO INCLUDE A BOXED DREMEL, A POWERED TILE CUTTER AND A CHOP SAW

Pair of Chinese roof tiles in the form of heavenly horses in green, brown and yellow glaze, 24.5cm long, 36cm high. CONDITION REPORT: The pair of roof tile finials are in excellent condition.  One horse has a chip from its front hoof, with loss of enamel.  The other horse has a chip from its cheek and a nibble from the top of its mane.

Approx. 40 9 1/2'' mosaic tile borders, etc.

An English Delft square tile, probably Wincanton, painted in underglaze blue with a rural landscape, manganese purple ground, 12.5cm x 13cm, c. 1740; another English Delft tile, painted in puce with a lady of fashion promenading, Neoclassical border, 12.5cm x 12.5cm, c. 1760; other 18th century Delft tiles, including Dutch, painted with still lives of flowers and baskets of ripe fruit, etc., (4), [6]

The Wunderkammer - a 19th century mahogany box, the cover with brass swan neck handle enclosing a table top 'museum' assemblage, including sea shells, 18th century Delft tile fragments, a carved cameo shell, natural history specimens and other artifacts, 41cm wide

A Chinese tile, decorated in relief with a lady of the court and her attendants, glazed in tones of yellow, green, brown and turquoise, 19.5cm square

A Persian rectangular tile, moulded and painted in the typical Qajar taste with a falcolner on horseback, 23cm x 18cm

A Qajar tile, painted with a Persian falconer on horseback, 24.5cm x 24cm, 19th century