A Ghaznavid hexagonal pottery tile Afghanistan, 11th century

Two fine 14/15th century Mamluk glazed pottery hexagonal tiles, D.19cm

Two square molded, glazed pottery tiles. One in brilliant yellow color with central rosette surrounded but eight raised circles. Other green glazed with prancing lion . Ghaznavid ca. 14th century AD.

A RARE ANCIENT ISLAMIC GHAZNAVID OR SELJUK TURQUOISE-GLAZED SQUARE TILE, CIRCA 10TH/11THCENTURY.Square Tile, Earthenware; molded and monochrome glazedAttractive Turquoise-glazed tile decorated in high

THREE GRUEBY POTTERY TILES20th CenturyGreen glaze and central raised florets. Stamped on undersides with a flower and “Grueby Tile Boston”.Heights 1”. Tops 5.25” x 5.25”.

A Multan glazed pottery tile. 18th century. Similar to the tiles of the facade at the tomb of Baha al-Din Zakariya. See Metropolitan Museum of Art (Using Color to Link Cultures: An Eighteenth-Century

Two Persian Pottery Tiles 19th Century First: 7 1/2 x 7 inches. Provenance: Irvine H. Jones, Livonia, Michigan Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, sold to benefit

A set of five Delft pottery tiles, 17th century, each centred with a tulip or a flower, within a square panel, with fleur-de-lys to the corners, 13cm square (5) Condition Report: Chips and flakes to a

[2] PAOLO SOLERI ARCOSANTI Abstract Pottery Tiles, Mid-Century Modern. size: .5 x 5.75 x 2.75 Google: Paolo Soleri was an Italian-born American architect and urban planner. He established the educatio

A collection of pottery tiles A collection of pottery tiles, 17th century and later, comprising two Delft pomegranate tiles, 11.5 and 13.5cm square, four matched Victorian examples in the manner of Ma

A pair of Delft pottery tiles A pair of Delft pottery tiles 18th Century, each decorated with a figural scene 13cm square Condition Report: small frits and chips each in wire hanger

corner tile of a larger panel depicting a spotted leopard and gazelle surrounded by arabesque motifs. late 17th century, Iran. 9 x 9 inches

Title: Nishapur Glazed Pottery Ewer, Persia, 11th Century A.D. Date & Origin: Nishapur, 11th Century A.D. Description: The spherical body and cylindrical neck decorated in dark brown underglaze with a

Nishapur Glazed Pottery Bowl, Persia 11th Century A.D. Nishapur, c. 11th Century A.D. Terracotta 13.3 cm D - 5 1/4 inches Provenance: ex. property Mr. A. Dajan, London, acquired in the 1980s-1990s. Th

THREE 16TH CENTURY POTTERY TILE SECTIONS, each with moulded decoration of animals, 11cm approx. (3)

TWO 16TH / 17TH CENTURY POTTERY TILE SECTIONS, one with a turquoise glaze and floral motis moulding, the other with a dark glaze and birds, 13.5cm &10cm

A Chinese Green Glazed Pottery Roof Tile 19TH CENTURY modeled as a mythical beast seated on a domed tile, covered overall with a rich green glaze. 30 height centimeters,Height 12 inches. Property from

A SELJUK KASHAN STAR SHAPED POTTERY TILE, possibly 13th century, the central panel moulded with floral spray within a stylised border, 21cm diameter.

Two Safavid Cuerda Seca Pottery tiles. Iran 17th century AD. Some restoration. overall 19 1/4 x 9 5/8 x 1/2 inches

Safavid blue and white pottery tile circa 17th century AD. 7 x 7 inches. Property from the Estate of Richard Ettinghausen.

A QAJAR-STYLE POLYCHROME-PAINTED POTTERY TILE Iran, 20th century Of circular shape, painted in cobalt blue, pink, brown, green, light blue and black, depicting a courtly interior scene with a couple i

Persia, Ghaznavid Empire, ca. 11th century CE. An elegant bronze ladle with an oval bowl, a long flat waisted stem, and a pear-shaped terminal that dramatically tapers to a point with punched and inci

A Persian blue and white pottery tile. Late 17th century AD. As is. 8 x 8 inches.

An antique 19th Century pottery tile plaque. Features a raised relief of a grotesque face with foliate forms, in the style of the mythical Green Man, having a rich brown with dark green glazed finish.

Polacca Pottery Tiles late 19th century lot of 2, each with a Hopi Villages sticker on verso 3-1/2 x 3-1/4 inches Collected by artist Walter Pach (1883-1958)