Antique tiles

A pretty, snowdrop themed antique French encaustic floor tile dated c.1920 reclaimed from the kitchen of a town house in Bethune, northern France. The 14cm q tiles are reverse marked MCM, the inscription for Societe Mosaique-Ceramique Maubeuge and we include a scan from their period catalogue in our possession in the photo gallery.

We are so excited to be featured again on Hometalk Live! On 2/28/17 (that's this coming tuesday) we will be showing you step by step in person live how to create a beautiful french vintage

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A pair of herons! You can now order two 4"x8" handmade heron tiles facing each other. Total size for the pair together is approximately 8"x8", not including the grout line that would go in between them in a permanent installation. Size of grout line determines the final size. These do come with a hanging slot in the back of each tile, so they can also be wall mounted without adhesive. This set is available is two smaller sizes: 3"x6" heron set and 2"x4" heron set Available in several…

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Antique decoupage and paper products designed by John Derian.

mademoisellearielle: “Art Nouveau tile ”

As a new generation of makers turn their hand to the 400-year-old tradition of Delftware - here we take a look back at the history of the blue-and-white tiles and give some ideas for decorating with them.

Antique Encaustic Cement Tiles Antique encaustic tiles hold history and have many stories. For over 100 years they have been walked upon; their character building with each step. Our antique encaustic tiles are lovingly rescued and carefully salvaged from buildings around the world such as hotels, churches, public spaces and old homes. Being rare, old and handmade, antique encaustic tiles bring a unique feeling of depth and meaning to any space to which they are applied. Their history…

Line up 9 Home Depot tiles. This technique will look stunning in your kitchen