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Set of seven framed antique Dutch Delft tiles. Late Eighteenth century
£420 set of sevenSet of seven framed antique Dutch Delft tiles. Late Eighteenth century
Each having moulded wooden frames, the tiles with fired manganese decoration each depicting Dutch landscape and seascape scenes of Dutch barges, windmill, harbour's and churches. Sold as a set.£420 set of seven -
Large quantity of antique manganese Delft tiles, Dutch Ninetieth century
£315 set of nineLarge quantity of antique manganese Delft tiles, Dutch Ninetieth century
The square tiles all of similar thickness, all decorated with strikingly hand painted manganese fired design, depicting stylised open Dutch tulips in vases. The repeat pattern ideal for kitchen or bathroom splash backs, or to incorporate into fireplaces. Sold in sets of nine.£315 set of nine -
Framed antique Polychrome Delft tile. Dutch, late Eighteenth early Nineteenth century
£65Framed antique Polychrome Delft tile. Dutch, late Eighteenth early Nineteenth century
Moulded wooden frame with a polychrome delft tile within, the tile is decorated with two figures in period dress holding crosses aloft. The even crazing and patterns to each corner add to this pleasing period tile.£65 -
Antique Delft tile
£40Antique Delft tile
The blue and white delft tile, centred by diamond shaped pattern with three stylised flowers in bloom, with a further four stylised tulips to each corner.£40 -
Manganese Antique Delft tile. Dutch Late Eighteenth century
£25Manganese Antique Delft tile. Dutch Late Eighteenth century
the manganese tile with central diamond design flower and further flowers to each corner. Please note that the tile has been repaired at some stage.£25
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