Antique Encaustic Tile

These tiles have a contemporary look which would suit a modern property, yet still have elements of medieval encaustic tiles making them suitable for any kind of project.

Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

A complementary set of late 19th century encaustic Tudor Revival style antique tiles by Craven Dunhill and W.

A complementary set of late 19th century encaustic Tudor Revival style antique tiles by Craven Dunhill and W.

This is a very decorative encaustic ceramic tile made by William Godwin, dating to the 19th century, circa 1870.

An antique A.W.N. Pugin glazed encaustic tile by Minton & Co depicting the coat of arms of the Talbot family, Earls of Shrewsbury.

Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

Together, Copeland and Garrett manufactured stunning encaustic tiles inspired by medieval designs using untraditional colours.

Craven Dunnill & Co Established in 1872, Craven Dunnill was founded by Henry Powell Dunnill who set up a tile factory in Jackfield, Ironbridge. Trading under the name ‘Craven Dunnil...

Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

Elevate your space with our French Encaustic Concrete Tile. This 19th-century tile, imported from France, features a beautiful geometric design that can be arranged in two different ...

Here they made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

A 19th century encaustic coat of arms tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 6 similar we have available.

A stunning set of nine 6-inch encaustic patterned tiles by Minton & Co, Stoke-on Trent (stamped).

A batch of 60 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles. These tiles will cover 2.4 m2 or 25 ft2.

A pair of antique English encaustic medieval style tiles perfect for display in a period cottage or townhouse.

A set of 4 reclaimed Minton encaustic floor tiles perfect for a period cottage or townhouse.

A set of 9 reclaimed Minton encaustic floor tiles ideal for a period cottage or townhouse.

A set of 9 reclaimed Minton encaustic floor tiles perfect for a period cottage or townhouse.

A set of nine 19th century encaustic antique tiles by Minton & Co. These 6-inch antique tiles are presented as a set of nine to reveal the complexity and beauty of the interconnecte...

A set of nine 19th century encaustic antique tiles by Minton & Co. (stamped) of a matching buff, red and white flower design within blue borders.

A set of nine 19th century encaustic antique tiles by Minton & Co. (stamped) of a matching buff, red and white flower design within blue borders.

A mid 19th century glazed encaustic floor tile by Chamberlain & Co (stamped) depicting a pair of entwined addorsed birds, likely pheasants.

A pair of antique English encaustic medieval tiles, sourced from a private collection, Oxfordshire, dating to the 14-15th century.

Pair of Medieval encaustic floor tiles, each with a geometric pattern.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

A stunning set of nine 6-inch encaustic floral patterned tiles by Minton & Co, Stoke-on Trent (stamped).

This exceptional example of an English 19th century Encaustic Tudor rose tile is presented in a rare blue colourway.

A batch of 480 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles. These tiles will cover 19.2 m2 or 206 sq ft.

A set of 12 reclaimed Godwin encaustic stylised floral floor tiles by W Godwin, Lugwardine.

Minton supplied many famous institutions during the 19th century for both art porcelain pieces and also encaustics tiles. Minton exhibit pieces at the Great Exhibition of 1851, recei...

Minton supplied many famous institutions during the 19th century for both art porcelain pieces and also encaustics tiles. Minton exhibit pieces at the Great Exhibition of 1851, recei...

Here they primarily made their highly sought after encaustic tiles while experimenting with majolica glazes, transfer print, hand painting and relief tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

Copeland Copeland & Garrett made encaustic decorative and floor tiles, copying medieval designs but not using traditional colours.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

A reclaimed encaustic floor tile or Splashback panel measuring 120 x 40 cm consisting of 12 tiles.

Whether decorative or collector’s pieces, these illustrated Copeland tiles are a beautiful addition to any home. Copeland Copeland & Garrett made encaustic decorative and floor til...

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton, Hollins & Co.’ partnership was for printed, painted or majolica wall tiles.

A batch of 181 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles featuring a pale green marble effect finish.

Architecture and Public Works: The brand's biggest arrival in Argentina was through its famous encaustic tiles and stoneware mosaics (the so-called "Mettlacher Platten").