Selected inlaid tile images for your visual pleasure.
(M113)
Plastic clay, 4.2 x 4.2 in, inlaid 8 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Benthall Broseley. c.1875.
(M114)
Plastic clay, 4 x 4 in, inlaid 4 colour unglazed floor tile, marked Patent Architectural Pottery Co. c.1870.
(M114r)
The reverse of the tile on the left.
Patent Architectural Pottery Co.
Poole - Dorset
Bale's Patent. Roman Mosaic
(M115)
Plastic clay, 4.7 x 4.7 in, inlaid 2 colour unglazed floor tile, unmarked, from near Sudbury Hall. Possibly Repton 14th century.
(TACS publication Glazed Expressions No.19 Winter 1989, the article by Dr Michael Hodder features this design.)
(M116)
Plastic clay, 4.2 x 4.2 in, inlaid 2 colour glazed floor tile, marked W.Godwin Hereford, a tile of the same design can be found in the base of the font in St Martin's Church, Scarborough, Yorks. c.1861.
(M117)
Plastic clay, 6 x 6 in, inlaid 2 colour floor tile, with blue and white vitreous colour, marked 2 Minton & Co Patent Stoke on Trent. c.1880.
(M020)
5 colour inlaid floor tile, 6 x 6 in, marked Ambergate Brick and Patent Tile Co Derby. c.1880.
(M021)
Plastic clay, with inlaid and relief design, 6 x 6 in, marked W Whetstone Coalville. c.1890.
(M111)
Plastic clay, 6 in diam., inlaid 4 colour glazed floor tile, marked Maw & Co Benthall Works Broseley Salop. c.1875.
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