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An oak framed ceramic tile, signed T O' Hara. (1908 Sherman & Cotton) CONDITION REPORT; Frame is approximately 36 cm x 28 cm

An Edwardian oak wash stand, with tile back and veined white marble top, above two drawers with Art Nouveau copper handles, on tapered legs, 115cm x 115cm x 56cm

Teak vintage retro nest of three tile top tables, W60cm

Two 19th century Chinese blue and white tiles, together with an 18th century Delft tile and two others, largest 16cm (5)

A white painted metal tile top table

A collection of six Stanley saw horses, together with four boxes of screws and nails, a tile saw, drill bits and attachments

A Danish tile top coffee table, 40cm, together with a waste paper bin

A hand-painted galleried Tray depicting a scene of Dutch children playing, small framed hand painted tile with scene of Spanish dancers, inlaid butterfly set in basket, and enameled picture with castle scene.

A 19TH CENTURY HAND PAINTED TILE, being part of a figurative design, (by family connection it is considered to be from "Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & co. (1861-1875), 16cm square

A 18th Century table display cabinet, bow fronted, 49cm wide, a peacock feather duster and a painted glass tile (af) Property of the Late Christopher Sheppard

A pine washstand with tile back, 33" wide

A Near Eastern black decorated waisted vase, a terracotta strainer on circular foot, a Roman terracotta tiled fragment, a similar fragment of classical marble floor tile and a piece of ancient Egyptian? carved limestone

A shelf bracket, incorporating a simulated ceramic tile, 46cm wide.

Vintage Dutch Delft tile decorated with a heron with 'Gravenhage' underneath, back has Delft mark and P.A.W Philippona Gravenhage label. Together with 2 other tiles.

A Dutch Delft polychrome vase, 18th century, of waisted cylindrical form, painted with birds in flowering branches, 27cm. high.; also a small tinglazed square tile painted with a stylised design in blue, ochre and green,10cm.

A large Dutch Delft tile, 18th/19th century, decorated in manganese, depicting fisherfolk harvesting against a seascape, mounted in an ebonised wooden frame (a.f), 25cm x 25cm. Illustrated

Four Poole pottery interest Carter & Co. tiles, Admiral Jellicoe, Marshall Faux and Van Raalfe, owner of Brownsea Island. This tile is possibly unique, the vendor's uncle was connected to the factory.

A collection of ceramics including 18thC English teapots, a Rockingham style plaque, Delft tile, Dresden lamp etc

Tray of assorted items to include Bohemian cranberry glass baluster vase, various specimen eggs, willow tree angel of hope figure, Minton tile in fitted frame etc.

Edwardian stained tile back, marble top washstand on metal casters.

Old Kingdom, 2686-2181 BC. A rectangular glazed composition tile with slightly domed face, pierced rectangle to the reverse. 26 grams, 57mm (2 1/4"). From an early 20th century collection. Rectangular faience tiles were popular in the Old Kingdom as either inlays for furniture or for covering walls in elite residences or burial sites. The most famous example of this is the burial complex of king Djoser beneath the famous Step Pyramid. Some 36,000 of these small blue-green tiles with convex upper surfaces once covered the underground chambers of Djoser's Step Pyramid and which surrounded ritual scenes associated with the renewal of power to the king. In their arrangement the tiles represent reed matting which was a common motif in Egypt. Reeds are mentioned in the Pyramid Texts where they are connected with the afterlife abode called Sekhet Yaru, or the Field of Reeds. The blue-green colour of the tiles is also associated with water and regeneration and evoke the earthly and afterlife home of the king as well as the primeval waters where creation arose at the beginning of time and from where the deceased king would be reborn. Fine condition, small chip to corner.

14th century AD. A large floor tile with central rosette in white clay with circular band surrounding; red colour to the background. 415 grams, 11cm (4 1/4"). Property of a Kent collector; found on the Thames foreshore at Westminster, London, UK, in the 1980s; recorded with the Museum of London. The tiles were made by stamping the design into the wet clay of the tile, infilling it with a contrasting white slip, then covering the whole surface with a clear glaze. Used in various arrangements, these tiles would have made a highly decorative floor surface used only in important buildings. Fine condition.

8th-12th century AD. A square terracotta tile with low-relief image of Helios portrayed as a male mask within a radiating border. 1.5 kg, 20cm (8"). Property of a gentleman; acquired 1980s. Fine condition.

8th-12th century AD. A square terracotta tile with low-relief image of a goat with head and tail raised. 1.3 kg, 19.5cm (7 3/4"). Property of a gentleman; acquired 1980s. [No Reserve] Fair condition, repaired.

HAMADAN PERSIAN RUG, with three row, all over tile pattern in orange, brown, blue and white, the off white and repeat patterned border having orange and brown guard stripes, 5'3" x 3'3"

CHINESE ROOF/RIDGE TILE – with green glaze in the form of a PHOENIX.  29cm high by 25cm wide. 

A Pair of Chinese Hardwood Hall Chairs. Centre Splat with inverted Heart Shaped Tile.

Folio containing a quantity of various chromolithographs of decorative architectural prints of tile, metal work and various other designs

A framed tile artwork of peasants at a well along with a pair of framed and glazed prints of vintage city scenes. Cost to post within the uk is £15.99+ VAT on a tracked and recorded service using strong boxes with appropriate bubble wrap and foam chip We combine shipping on multiple purchases where feasible and safe to. For European destinations, the cost to post is £29.99+VAT using a tracked and recorded service. Combination postage is also available where feasible. Worldwide postage is also available. Please email us for quotation.

A Late Victorian Art Nouveau Faience pottery tile together with a pair of Art Nouveau tiles and five others

Tile top coffee table

Hovingham fireplace quality cast metal fire with marble surround and tile slits with heavily carved pine surround

An Edwardian satin walnut, marble topped and tile inset washstand of small proportions

Bench grinder and tile cutter

Work bench, tile cutter and circular saw

Ceramic tile collage

Chinese Republic period tile, of large proportions, with a camel and two ladies, signed top right, 77cm x 23.5cm

VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TILE BACKED HALL STAND

Four Islamic tiles mounted in hardwood frame, each tile 22cm sq, decorated in blue and turquoise - overall size of frame 52cm sq CONDITION REPORT: slight nibbles to edges of tiles, crazing to glaze, slight pitting

A Thorlite soft face hammer set, mastic gun, tile cutter, and other pieces with an extendable aluminium step ladder, Abru three way ladder

* Maggie Angus Berkowitz, a ceramic tile, glazed and with a face "Beautiful Dreamer". 15 cm square, framed (see illustration).

* A Persian six tile plaque, in 17th/18th century style, depicting five figures standing and seated by a blossoming tree, near rockwork, with crane to sky and within a palmette and leaf scroll border. Overall 63 cm x 42 cm, each tile 21 cm square (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We really do not know the age of these tiles. They are however from the estate of the Late Miss Mary Burkett of Isel Hall, Nr Cockermouth, Cumbria who was the former director of Abbot Hall Art Gallery between 1967 & 1987. Mary was a great traveller and the sale has a number of lots which are in the category of antiquities. We did not carry out the probate valuation of the contents however the firm that did was not sure whether these were 17th, 18th century or later. The condition of the tiles is generally good. There are no serious cracks or losses. They all have minor edge nibbles and small losses to the glaze but no significant or major problems. Our image should show the extent of the chips and small losses. The colours are clearly a little faded. The tiles are housed in a rectangular white painted frame and two of the tiles are very loose. They would need refixing if this was to be wall hung.

* A group of Turkish/Persian tiles, eight formed in to a group of twelve with four later. 89 cm x 67 cm overall, each tile 22 cm square (see illustration).

* A group of sixteen square tiles, Turkish/Persian, forming a mirhab, with pair of peacocks amongst blossom, early 20th century. Each tile 23 cm square, 92 cm x 92 cm overall and with oak backing (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: They are mounted onto an oak board which is ready for wall hanging. All tiles have edge chips and nibbles. The top left hand tile has been broken across the top right hand corner and this should be clearly visible. The centre right tile has a similar break as does the bottom left tile. There are numerous small surface chips, scuffs and scratches and the colours are generally faded. Hopefully our attached image will show the extent of the damage which in our opinion is not too significant.

* An Ottoman tile, Damascus, probably late 16th century, decorated with tulip heads, carnation heads, palmettes and arabesques in blue, brown and green.

* A collection of archaeological tile and bowl fragments.

* William De Morgan, "Carnation" tiles, in the Isnik style, oval impressed mark, 20.3 cm square, and four other smaller William De Morgan attributed tiles (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: All tiles have clearly been removed from a fireplace or something similar. The large tile when viewed from the front is in generally good order. The top, right and bottom edges do however have edge chips and nibbles which should be evident from our image. There are also further chips and cement visible to the rear of the piece. There is also evidence of crazing particularly to the top centre left section. One of the four smaller tiles is generally in very good condition but does have cement attached to the sides and back. A second tile is in generally good order but does have one visible edge chip to the left hand side and small edge nibbles. The third tile has a chip to the bottom right hand corner, some edge nibbles to the top rim and some form of adhesive on the right hand side. There is cement to the back of the tile also. The fourth tile has a loss to the right hand side and bottom right hand corner but otherwise is in fairly clean condition.

* A Jackfield, Salop, William De Morgan design red lustre tile, with quartered foliate design and impressed factory marks, 15.6 cm x 15 cm, and another decorated with a raven (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both tiles are in generally good condition with only minor issues. The foliate tile has very minor nibbles to the edges none of which are significant. The tile has clearly been in a fireplace or something similar and the right hand edge has been ever so slightly cut. The edge is slightly wavy here. The rear of the tile has various chips, scuffs and marks but no significant damage. The raven tile is generally in good order with very minor edge nibbles. There is a firing mark to the top right hand corner. Minor crazing is evident on the front of the tile particularly in the cream ground. The rear of the tile is dirty but there are no significant issues. As stated in the catalogue description these are Jackfield tiles to a William De Morgan design.

* F. Miro (Taurinya P.O.) France, a pottery tile, painted with a centaur, signed. 13.5 cm x 19 cm.

* Jenny Cowern (1943-2005), tile, enamel on steel, "Cow Parsley and Railing 1999". 15 cm square, inscribed verso "Happy Birthday 2000 to Mary Burkett Cow Parsley and Railings, Lower Sydenham Station 1999".

Sundry items including a miniature longcase clock, rosewood box, a writing box, framed Victorian tile, iron figural hearth ornaments, footstools, etc.

Quantity of assorted framed chrystoleums and textile samplers and a framed cartledge ceramic tile. Condition report: see terms and conditions.

A retro Mobel teak tile top occasional; a small oak dropleaf occasional table; a walnut veneered reproduction demi-lune table; a mahogany side table, canted rectangular top, single drawer to frieze, turned supports. (4)

Hand tools including handsaws, vice, hammers, files, clamps, tile cutter etc.

A Middle Eastern square tile, boldly moulded with a hunting scene, crackel blue ground, 19cm high, 19.5cm wide; a Middle Eastern rectangular tile, moulded in relief with a falconer astride a horse, decorated underglaze with a green ground, 20cm high, 13.5cm wide, 19th century or earlier; another, similar (3)

Victorian Queens Own Dorset Yeomanry Sabretache Badge, large brass Victorian crowned oak leaf wreath with garter to the centre having motto and VR cypher. Regimental tile scroll to the bottom of the badge. Reverse has three lug fittings. Good overall condition.

Two trunks, suitcase, side table, pair of chairs and a metalwork and tile top coffee table

Onyx top table, office chair and a tile top table

A SET OF SIX DAISY MOULDED EARTHENWARE FLOW BLUE PLATES, IMPRESSED CROWN, 19TH CENTURY, A PAIR OF STONE CHINA PLATES PRINTED IN SEPIA AND ENAMELLED WITH SEVEN SCATTERED VIGNETTES, IMPRESSED IRONSTONE AND A CUT GLASS DECANTER AND STOPPER, A PAIR OF COLD PAINTED TERRACOTTA FIGURES OF A DANCER AND MUSICIAN AND A DUTCH DELFTWARE TILE PAINTED WITH A SHIP AND A VICTORIAN GOTHIC ENCAUSTIC TILE

A SET OF FOUR 1970'S GLASS - TILE CEILING LIGHT PENDANTS OF SQUARE DESIGN