This exquisite, mint Victorian fireplace tile surround in cerulean blue is a true work of art. Designed in approximately 1880-1890 by the United States Encaustic Tile Co. (USET), the design features a floral design growing out of pots on each side along with faeries in each corner. A connecting floral design spills across the top of the surround as well.

These tiles are in excellent condition for their age. The design measures 36 × 36”, with each tile at 6 × 6”. We can design a matching hearth, if desired.

Looking for a classic liner tile to bring character and patina to a new or old space? Look no further than these pristine maroon and pink ribbon design tiles made by Richards tile in England in the 1920s.

These tiles have never been installed and, until recently, were still housed in their original wooden crates. Designed to be used in bathrooms, kitchens, or fireplaces, these versatile tiles feature a rich glaze perfect for many settings.

Priced per tile.

These beautiful red clay Batchelder field tiles were made in the 1920s during the Golden Age of California art tiles. They feature a rich red clay background and dark brown foreground. These tiles are extremely rare and come from the life-long collection of an antique tile enthusiast who traveled the world rescuing these irreplaceable pieces of art.

Priced per tile.