A Pair of 19th Century Manganese Delft Tile Panels depicting Parrots
Located in London, GB
Low Countries, circa 1860 An unusual pair of nineteenth century delft tile panels hand-painted with a manganese glaze to depict two parrots amongst grape vines, now mounted in yello...
Ceramic
Two 18th Century Antique Nautical Delft Tile Panels
Located in Wormelow, Herefordshire
To find a matching pair of 18th century antique nautical style Delft tile panels like these is a rare find. Displayed in bespoke steel stands, each panel houses 12 individual handmad...
Earthenware, Delft
$2,500 / set
Pair of Dutch Delft Tile Panels of a Cat and Dog
Located in Rio Vista, CA
Charming pair of Dutch Victorian delft tile panels in blue and white glazed earthenware depicting a cat and a dog.
Ceramic, Earthenware, Wood
Antique Framed Delft Tile Panel Depicting a Bird in Cage
By Delft
Located in Wormelow, Herefordshire
Delft Tiles Delft dates back as far as the early 1500s.
Clay
Delft tile panel depicting a basin, Netherlands, 18th century
Located in Honnelles, WHT
Delft manganese tile panel depicting a fluted basin, Netherlands, 18th century
Marble
17th century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with Tulips, Tulip Tile.
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Circa 1625 – 1650 A set of four very fine painted so-called three tulip tiles. We can see three tulips on each tile, growing from a single bulb. Beautiful, strong p...
Ceramic
17th century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with Figures in Landscapes
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Rotterdam Circa 1725 – 1750 A set of four very fine painted so-called Rotterdamse Pleziertjes, or the best way to describe them, tiles with people enjoying themselve...
Ceramic
18th Century Delft Tile Panel of a Bird in a Cage
Located in Vista, CA
18th century delft tile wall picture of a bird in a cage with a manganese based purple colored cage, a yellow bird, yellow and blue finials, and a green water bowl.
Delft, Wood
17th century Dutch Renaissance Delft Tile Panel, consisting of four tiles.
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Haarlem 1610 – 1630 A nice panel of four so-called Haarlemmer (city) ornament tiles, in Italian style, with less-is-more decoration. The decoration is influenced by ...
Ceramic
17th century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with Pomegranates, consisting of four tiles.
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Circa 1600 – 1625 A vierpas (quatrefoil) of four tiles, pure Dutch Renaissance. With leaf and flower ornaments and pomegranates on the sides. This decor is known to ...
Ceramic
17th century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with Tulips and Fritillaries, Tulip Tile.
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Circa 1625 – 1650 A set of four very fine painted polychrome tiles. Two with tulips and two with fritillaries. Painted within a quadrant or diamond, and with lilies...
Ceramic
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Large Delft Blue Tile Panel "the smiling boy" Frans Hals
By Delft
Located in Den Haag, NL
Love this painting. The original "The smiling boy" by Frans Hals, 17th century. This Delfs blue tile panel image is hand painted by Nico Koelewijn in the 1950s. The official painter ...
Ceramic
19th Century Dutch Painting
Located in Esbeek, NL
Dutch painting, oil on canvas inspired by an tile panel delft blue, circa 1880-Inspired on a Dutch antique Delft Blue tile tableau (composition of individual tiles), depicting a pair...
Paint
PORTUGESE BAROQUE PERIOD TILE PANEL
Located in San Francisco, CA
the central section with a winged cherub over a vase with flowers on a plinth and framed by a double molding.
18th Century, Delft Tile Panel
Located in Vista, CA
Delft tile wall picture of Christ on the cross with the letters I.N.R.I above his head ("Iesvs Nazarenvs Rex Ivdaeorm", Jesus of Nazareth), 18th century. The color is a manganese bas...
Delft, Wood
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H 25.6 in W 20.48 in D 0.99 in
Exceptional Large Dutch Delft Tile Panel of a Dutch Warship, C. 1810
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
Tile panel with the decoration of a Dutch Warship Made in the city of Harlingen, The Netherlands. Circa 1810. This rare and fine painted Dutch Delftware tile panel, mural, or in...
Ceramic
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H 10.2 in W 5.08 in D 0.87 in
18th Century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with decoration of a liquor seller
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Rotterdam Circa 1725 – 1775 A manganese tile panel of two tiles, probably the base of a pillar, with the decoration of a liquor seller, and by the look on his face h...
Ceramic, Faience, Majolica
Pair of 1920s Antique Delft Tile Panels
Located in New York, NY
Two 1920s iron panels mounted with Delft tiles. Each tile shows a different Biblical scene with a corresponding verse underneath.
Iron
18th Century Pair of Delft Tile Panel Landscapes
Located in Vista, CA
18th century delft tile wall picture of landscape: cows grazing in the forefront, people, and horse and carriage traveling through a village with birds flying overhead in a cloud swe...
Delft
18th Century Delft Tile Panel with a Cow
Located in Vista, CA
Delft tile wall picture of a cow led by a gentleman, 18th century. The color of the tile is a manganese based purple which was introduced in the later part of the 17th century and us...
Delft, Wood
18th Century Delft Tile Panel of the Virgin
Located in Vista, CA
18th century delft tile wall picture of The Virgin Mary holding baby Jesus, with "O lieve vrouw" below her feet, meaning "O Sweet Woman". The color is a manganese based purple which ...
Delft, Wood
17th century Dutch Delft Tile Panel with Tulips and Pomegranates
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
The Netherlands Circa 1600 – 1625 A vierpas (quatrefoil) of four tiles, with tulips, and combined; pomegranates, grapes, flowers, and leaves. Beautiful, strong polychrome colors, v...
Ceramic
Important 18th Century Tile Panel Depicting the Whale Hunt
Located in AMSTERDAM, NH
Tile panel with the decoration of the whale hunt. Made in the city of Rotterdam, The Netherlands. Mid 18th century. This rare and fine painted tile panel, mural, or in this case...
Ceramic
18th Century Delft Framed Tile Panel of a Yellow Bird in a Cage
Located in New York, NY
18th century delft tiles depicting a yellow bird and cage with a blue finials, and a blue water bowl, mounted in a complimentary yellow frame.
Ceramic, Delft, Wood
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H 3 in W 17 in D 17 in
18th Century Delft Panel Of Nine Earthenware Tiles of a Bird in a Bird Cage
Located in New York, NY
This 18th-century panel, crafted from nine earthenware tiles, showcases an intriguing depiction of a bird in a cage. The delicate white tiles contrast beautifully against the white b...
Ceramic, Wood
Sold
H 15.3 in W 21.2 in D 1.6 in
Delft Tile Panel Framed painting Tiles Delft Panel Landscape with cows Antique
By Royal Delft, Delft, AK Dutch Delftware
Located in Wommelgem, VAN
19th century Dutch Delft Tile panel Depicting a landscape with cows Design: In the manner of Royal Delft, AK Dutch Delftware Style, Antique, Victorian, 19th century Description: Dutc...
Ceramic, Delft, Pottery
Antique Framed Delft Tile Panel Depicting a Cat in Landscape
By Delft
Located in Wormelow, Herefordshire
Delft Tiles Delft dates back as far as the early 1500s.
Clay
19th Century Delft Tile Panel of a Bird in a Cage
Located in Vista, CA
19th century Delft tile wall picture of a bird in a cage with the typical blue color used in Delft tiles, with a painted yellow bird and a central ship on the cage.
Delft
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