 Selected Pilkington tiles for your visual pleasure | |||
 (M045) Dust pressed, 6 x 6 in, transfer printed, marked with P in each corner and Made in England, stamped pattern T776, Pilkington, c.1920. |
(M154) Plastic clay, 6 x 6 in, buff body with relief moulded clover-like design, the surface hand decorated with a tulip design executed in ruby and dark green lustres, combed back with impressed P, Pilkington, c.1905. As a result of the success of William de Morgan's lustreware, other tile firms began to introduce a limited number of lustre decorated tiles. These firms included Pilkington, JC Edwards, Craven Dunnill and Maws. This tile is part of a fireplace panel similar to those exhibited at the 1906 Paris World Fair. A tentative attribution would be Lewis Day or Richard Joyce. | ||
 (M081) Dust pressed, 6 x 6 in, marked Pilkington, (calendar tile based on a Royal Lancastrian Pottery design of c.1920), 1986. |
(M118) Dust pressed, 6.1 x 6.1 in, moulded intaglio, marked moulded P, designed by Lewis F Day, Pilkington, c.1905. |
(M119) Dust pressed brown body, with cream engobe, 6 x 6 in, relief moulded, marked P, Rd No 366556, Pilkington, design registered 1900. | |
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