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Continental school, a painting on tile, A 19th century peasant worker sowing land with two birds in flight above, in the style of Jean-Francois Millet (1814-1875), displayed in a gilt frame, 18cm x 33cm overall

A pair of Danish 1970s light oak and burnt orange tile top inset square low occasional tables, each on slightly tapering supports, h.47.5cm, w.53.5cm, d.53.5cm

A 1970s Danish teak and tile top inset dining table, of plain rectangular form, with twin rows of central inset tiles and opposing extension ends (affixing pins missing), raised on curved twin end supports, h.72cm, max length 260cm, d.90cm

A pair of 1960s Adri chrome and glazed tile inset rectangular coffee tables, in the Cheeseplanter design, one table signed 'Adri' to lower corner, each raised on chrome cylindrical and tapering end supports to plastic cushion feet, each h.40.5cm, length 123cm, d.46cm

A 1960s Danish rosewood and tile top inset rectangular coffee table by Oxart for Trioh, the stylised flower head tiles raised on square block supports, united by end mid-stretchers, h.42.5cm, length 126cm, d.65cm

A 1970s G-Plan teak and tile top inset small coffee table, having rounded corners, with pinched detail, h.40cm, length 71cm, d.51cm

Graham Kingsley Brown (British 1932-2011): 'Adam and Eve', oil on ceramic tile, signed with initials verso 15cm x 15cmCondition Report:Good condition

SHOKIN: A WOOD NETSUKE OF THREE TURTLES IN A PYRAMIDBy Shokin, signed Shokin 松琴Japan, 19th centuryOf compact form and finely carved as a mother turtle with two young clambering on top of her shell and each other, the carapaces neatly incised, the eyes inlaid with dark horn. The mother has almost entirely retreated into her shell as her young attempt to climb over each other to get to the top where the sun is the strongest and to enjoy a healthy sunbathing. The turtles' limbs are stained dark while their heads and carapaces are of a reddish brown, creating a striking contrast that is complemented by the different textures. Several natural himotoshi due to the openwork. The underside signed in an oblong reserve SHOKIN. LENGTH 4 cmCondition: Very good condition with minor wear, the underside with remnants of wax or adhesive, one eye inlay lost. Provenance: A noted private collection in California, USA.Auction comparison: Compare a related wood netsuke depicting a similarly carved turtle tied to a roof tile by Shokin, 3.6 cm wide, dated late 19th century, at Kunsthaus Klefisch, 30 November 1996, Cologne, lot 274. Compare a related wood netsuke depicting a cat and tortoise by Shokin, similarly signed within a reserve to the underside, 4.5 cm long, dated 19th century, at Galerie Zacke, Fine Netsuke, Sagemono & Okimono, 24 November 2018, lot 111 (sold for 2,654 EUR).13% VAT will be added to the hammer price additional to the buyer's premium - only for buyers within the EU.

AN UNUSUAL PAULOWNIA (KIRI) WOOD NETSUKE OF A TOAD ON ROOF TILEUnsignedJapan, early 19th century, Edo period (1615-1868)The fat, warty toad seated on a roof tile, its webbed feet neatly detailed and splayed, the body in an alert position, the textured skin neatly detailed, and eyes inlaid in pale translucent horn with dark pupils. Large himotoshi through the underside.LENGTH 3 cmCondition: Excellent condition with typical wear.

A collection of 20th century tiles, to include a Maw & Co acorn relief tile, Minton "Old King Cole", Minton tile depicting sheep in a field in a wooden frame and various others (qty)

A vintage double matchbox holder with Scandinavian ceramic tile to top, moulded with a stylised girl's head with coloured glaze decoration

An 18th Century English delftware plate with painted blue decoration depicting an exotic bird amongst foliage - sold with a Delft tile and a Cantagalli dish - a/f

Paula REGO (1935-2022) Running Figure Painted ceramic tile, signed and numbered 68/150, 13 x 13cm. Ratton Ceramics stamp to verso.

Bernard Howell LEACH (1887-1979) Lion Tile, 1974 LithographSigned and numbered 63/100 in pencilImage size 43 x 52cmPaper size 57 x 77cmPublished by Curwen Studio 1974, CP blind stamp lower leftThere is a minor crease to the bottom edge of the piece (please see additional image), along with a mark present to the top of the frame. Other than this, the piece is in excellent condition.

A box of ceramic kitchen and table ware. To include 2 handled casserole dish, ceramic tile serving tray, Poole Pottery seafood serving dishes and Italian fruit design Hors D'oeuvres dish.

A large stoneware figure of a seated lion on a rectangular tile base, with a bronzed effect painted finish. Approx. 26cm tall x 40cm long and weighs approx. 14.5kg.

A retro 1970's teak tile topped coffee table with beige wheat design tiles, by Sunelm. Approx. 42 x 105 x 45.5cm.

A small 18th century Continental tin glazed blue and white floor tile, detailed with a stylized portrait, 7.5cm x 7cm, together with another 18th century polychrome decorated floor tile and an oval glazed earthenware roundel, detailed with a moulded portrait bust (some faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Roman pottery tile, decorated in relief with a bird and retaining remnants of red and black pigment, 22cm x 22cm (repairs). Provenance: Barnard & Moore, Arundel. Note: from the estate of a West Sussex collector.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A medieval encaustic tile, probably 15th century, decorated with a lion rampant, 12.3cm x 12.2cm, together with another early tin glazed tile, decorated with an orb and cross, 10.5cm x 10.3cm (faults).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

ART POTTERY TILE MID-LATE 20TH CENTURY tubeline decorated with two figures to foreground and basilica to background, indistinctly signed lower right, framed31.5cm x 25.5cm overall

FOUR 12TH/13TH CENTURY PERSIAN LAJVARDINA AND KASHAN LUSTRE POTTERY TILES, united in a wooden frame, comprising three Lajvardina moulded pottery tiles, variously decorated in turquoise, cobalt-blue, red, white and gold leaf highlights with floral motifs and a heron; and a fragmentary Kashan lustre star tile decorated in a golden-yellow lustre with a seated figure, the border with a band of inscription, frame 38.5cm x 60cm.

AN UNUSUAL 19TH CENTURY INDIAN INLAID MARBLE TILE, possibly Sikh, 18cm x 17.5cm.

TWO 16TH CENTURY OTTOMAN DAMASCUS CALLIGRAPHIC TILE FRAGMENTS, largest 14.5cm at widest point, (2).

A FINE 18TH-19TH CENTURY INDIAN MULTAN GLAZED POTTERY TILE, 28cm square.

Tool box with contents, tile cutter and a carpenters chest and tools

Hornsea Tea, Coffee and Sugar canisters, Pottery and hand painted tile etc 

Portable elec tile cutter TC180C 450w with brand new unused erauer diamond cutting blade and instructions along with another heavy duty manual tile cutter

A retro vintage mid 20th century circa. 1970's tile top coffee occasional table. The table having orange tiles to centre over squared supports with under tier beneath.

A retro vintage mid 20th century circa. 1970's tile top occasional side table. The table having four tiles in concentric flower motif set within teak frame. Measures approx 37 x 46cm.

Golden Cockerel Press. The Book of Jonah taken from the Authorised Version of King James I., with engravings on wood by David Jones, Waltham Saint Lawrence: Golden Cockerel Press, 1926, wood-engraved vignette to tile, wood-engraved illustrations, including four full-page, untrimmed, title numbered in blue ink to upper outer corner '919', contemporary presentation inscription to front endpaper 'To the Editor of 'Our' Chapbook and my 'editorial staff', affectionately form Arundell, Oxford, July 29, 1926', original cream cloth, spine lettered in gilt, a little rubbed and light soiling, 4toQTY: (1)NOTE:Limited edition 33/175.The presentation inscription may be by Arundell Esdaile, Librarian and Author, and Secretary to the British Museum from 1926 to 1940.

A G-Plan teak nest of occasional tables, with inset tile tops, the largest 44cm high, 450cm wide, 43cm deep.

A Victorian bamboo stick and umbrella stand, with a later tile back and metal drip tray, 87cm high, 39cm wide, 24.5cm deep.

A Persian wall tile,purportedly from the Alhambra, Grenada, Spain, painted in underglaze green and blue with an Iznik-style pattern featuring floral motifs, with a telegram attached to the reverse, dated 16 April 1928, addressed to J A Sherman Esq., Architect, stating 'At Mr. John Maw's request we are posting you this evening a fragment of Genuine Persian Tile taken from the Alhambra',25 x 21cm

A continental cylinder bureau and a tile topped nest of tables

An Aesthetic Movement rectangular tile, painted by J Gould, signed, with classical maiden at a reflection pool, 40.5cm x 20.5cm

An early 19th century French Napoleonic Prisoner-of-War carved bone Domino set, the case as a Drum, with fret cut sides and string threads, complete with a set of twenty nine double-six tile dominoes, approx 13mm x 8mm (missing double one but has spare double blank, and two five fours, 3.8cm high, 3.2cm diameter

A Longwy France Aesthetic Movement square tile, decorated in polychrome enamels with circular reserves of birds and butterflies on a stylised scrolling foliate ground, approx. 20cm x 20cm, moulded mark to verso

A pair of late Victorian tile back oak hall chairs, of Shakespearean interest, the Shakespeare series tricolour tiles probably Minton and designed by John Moyr Smith, A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Merchant of Venice, the chair 92cm high, 46cm wide, the seat 35cm deep, c.1890

A vintage Chinese velvet cased Mah-Jong set with bone and bamboo tiles including three complete suits (stones, bamboo and characters) three sets of dragon tiles, four-winds tiles and two quartets (Autumn tile missing) blanks, joker tiles, scoring sticks and four miniature dice c/w 'Standard Rules' booklets and 'Wing Kee Majong Factory Sales Memo' dated 1964

A Heatwave under tile heating system 5m square

An electric tile cutter and wallpaper stripper

A pine and tile top kitchen table

A SELECTION OF OCCASIONAL FURNITURE, to include a mid-century tile top coffee table, width 86cm x depth 45cm x height 40cm, an oak needlework fire screen, footstool, painted occasional table, magazine rack, folding sewing basket, reading lamp and a modern rug (8)

Mixed tools including a tile cutter. Not available for in-house P&P.

Five William De Morgan style glazed pottery tiles decorated with stylised flowers all tiles bar one are backed in felt, see lics of remaining tile back.

Wooden framed tile of 'Pickwick Papers' together with brass figure of Jesus on wooden Cross

Ca. 17th-19th century AD. A square-shaped glazed ceramic tile adorned with elegant calligraphy within its foliate borders, it showcases a sophisticated palette of blue, turquoise, and white hues. Such tiles were not merely decorative elements, but functional components within the Ottoman Empire's architectural marvels. They were often found in grand palaces and modest homes alike, adding aesthetic beauty while also communicating cultural significance. The Ottoman Empire's love of decorative tilework was rooted in a deep appreciation for the artistry, technical skill, and cultural richness of Islamic art.Size: L:305mm / W:305mm ; 3.9kgProvenance: From the collection of a London gentleman; formerly in a collection of A. Kotlar, since the 1970s.

Attributed to Juliette Belarti - Mid century Retro Tile Top Coffee Table raised on a chrome base with splayed supports, 122.5cm long x 46.5cm deep x 41.5cm high

A set of early 20th century counter balance scales, the ceramic tile marked R.E & F. Thorns Norwich, together with weights.

An Isnik tile and an English Bristol Delft tile, circa 1750, depicting Esther before Ahasuerus

FLIESE "DIE GUITARREN" AUS EINER LIMITIERTEN EDITION VON SALVADOR DALI (1904-1989)polychrom glasiert in Unterglasurbemalung, aufwendige Edition mit gerahmter und auf Karton freigestellt aufgebrachter Fliese mit faksimilierter Signatur Dalis, 362 /387Fliese: 20 x 20 cm, Rahmen 42 x 40 cm.CERAMIC TILE "THE GUITARS" FROM A LIMITED EDITION BY SALVADOR DALI (1904-1989)polychrome glazed in underglaze painting, lavish edition with framed tile freely applied to cardboard with facsimile signature of Dali, 362/387Tile: 20 x 20 cm, frame 42 x 40 cm.

A pretty 18th century Dutch Delft tile painted in blue and manganese with a young girl holding a vase of flowers, a 17th century Dutch Delft blue and white galleon tile and a 17th century Dutch tile showing monks welcoming a penitent, each 5'' square, large chips and losses, one with large crack.

A Dutch Delft tile painted in blue with a characterful cow in a landscape, late 17th-early 18th century, 5'' square, some glaze chips.

A scarce 17th century Dutch Delft tile depicting Judith standing in her tent with the head of Holofernes. A tile with the same design is found in the fireplace of the Fournier House in Spitalfields, 5'' square, wear to edges and glaze losses.

An early 20th century painted pine side table, the later tile top over freize drawer, raised on square tapered supports, H72cm, W93cm, D63cm

An Oak Tripod Table, and a tile back washstand

A tile top small kitchen unit with top drawer and lower shelf on castors, 18 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 32".

CHINESE MAHJONG SET MID 20TH CENTURY the stained wood rectangular case with brass handles and brass mounted corners, the front panel lifting to reveal five fitted drawers containing bone and bamboo tiles and other game pieces, also a rules pamphlet, and with four tile racksthe case 23.5cm wideGeneral wear throughout, looks like it has been used, some discolouration and surface scratches throughout commensurate with age; a few of the tiles with surface hairlines and edge nicks; cabinet quite worn, one of the mounts detached but present, others with misshapen or outturned points/edges, some veneer losses, scratches and scrapes

PERSIAN QAJAR POTTERY TILE SECOND HALF 19TH CENTURY square outline, relief moulded and decorated with arabesque foliate scrolls against blue ground, framed27cm x 27cm overallCrack running through the tile; small further losses, glaze crazing, pitting, etc