Maw & Co Gallery, WWW Tile Image Gallery.

Selected tiles by Maw & Co. for your visual pleasure.

(M122)
Plastic clay, each 4.25 x 4.25 in, inlaid 2 colour floor tile panel, with green and white vitreous colour, mark scraped of leaving the word England, Maw and Co. c.1895.

(Item No.85, page 71 in Pottery and Tiles of the Severn Valley by Michael Messenger - ISBN 07066-0732-5)

(M113)
Plastic clay, 4.2 x 4.2 in, inlaid 8 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Benthall Broseley. c.1875.

(M123)
Plastic clay, each 6 x 6 in, inlaid 2 colour glazed floor tile panel, designed by George Maw, marked Maw & Co Benthall Works Broseley Salop. c.1875.
Clive House, Shrewsbury keeps George Maw's sketch books, in which can be found a pencil drawing of this design.

(Item No.65, page 61 in Pottery and Tiles of the Severn Valley by Michael Messenger - ISBN 07066-0732-5)

(M111)
Plastic clay, 6 in diam., inlaid 4 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Benthall Works Broseley Salop. c.1875.

(M147)
Plastic clay, sandwich body, 6 x 6 in, inlaid 3 colour glazed floor tile, marked 10 Maw & Co Benthall Works Broseley Salop. c.1862.
From a fireplace in the now ruinous Riber Castle, Matlock, Derbyshire.

(M148)
Plastic clay, solid red body, 6 x 6 in, inlaid 2 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Benthall Works Broseley Salop. c.1862.
From a fireplace in the now ruinous Riber Castle, Matlock, Derbyshire.

(M159)
As M148.
The reverse of this tile and that of M148 is illustrated on M147 above.

(M254)
Dust pressed, 6 x 3 in, inlaid 2 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Broseley. c.1862.
From a fireplace in the now ruinous Riber Castle, Matlock, Derbyshire.

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