Medieval Tile

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

Medieval floor tile from the Gravensteen Castle – Ghent, 14th–15th century Rare red earthenware floor tile decorated with a heraldic lion, incised and inlaid with yellow slip under ...

Medieval Tile Designs – Romanesque and Gothic Motifs, Plate XLVI, c.1869 This striking chromolithograph from L'Ornement Polychrome (Plate XLVI) displays a collection of medieval flo...

A 19th century post-medieval style encaustic tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 5 similar we have available.

A set of nine encaustic tiles by W. Maw & Co Benthall Works, Broseley. Dating from the mid 19th century, this reclaimed set of encaustic tiles are of a neo-medieval style.

An antique 19th century post-medieval style encaustic 5-inch tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 6 similar we have available.

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

An antique neo-medieval old English encaustic tile depicting a knight on horseback, attributed to Minton & Co.

An English terracotta Medieval encaustic tile of exceptional rarity. This tile would have been found in a monastery, church or abbey around the 14th to 15th century.

A 445-year-old late medieval 16th century heraldic encaustic tile of Flemish origin (unmarked).

An English terracotta Medieval encaustic tile of exceptional rarity. This tile would have been found in a monastery, church or abbey around the 14th to 15th century.

A pair of antique 20th century medieval style tiles. Modelled in relief, these deeply cast 5-inch tiles display a classically dressed jousting knight on horseback in striking colourf...

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

A set of four late 19th century post-medieval encaustic tiles by W. Godwin (stamped). Supplied loose, this group contains four Godwin tiles of different design in complementary red ...

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

An antique post-medieval style encaustic tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 5 similar we have available.

This set is composed of around 2500 of Soignies black stone square tiles. Each side be 35 cm. Total surface about 280m².

A 445-year-old late medieval 16th century encaustic tile of Flemish origin (unmarked), detailed with a rampant lion.

A stunning set of 4 identical medieval style terracotta tiles decorated with raised rampant lions and foliage within scalloped borders, dating to circa 1920.

A 19th century 5-inch medieval style encaustic tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 5 similar we have available.

A set of 9 matching late 19th/early 20th century glazed encaustic antique tiles with a post-medieval design by Craven Dunhill and Co.

An antique English neo-medieval encaustic tile depicting a Queen, possibly Queen Eleanor, with a bird, attributed to Minton & Co.

A superb collection of 19th century encaustic tiles in post-medieval patterns by a range of historic British makers including Minton Hollins, W.

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

Middle Ages Geometric Tiles – Antique Print of Medieval Mosaic Patterns, c.1869 This striking chromolithograph from Plate XXXVI of L'Ornement Polychrome showcases a brilliant array ...

Medieval Floor Tile Patterns – Middle Ages Decorative Motifs, Plate XLV, c.1869 This richly detailed chromolithograph from L'Ornement Polychrome (Plate XLV) presents a remarkable as...

This 19th century Minton heraldic lion tile design is after a 13th century tile found in Westminster Cathedral. Produced by Minton circa 1842. The lion is a common theme in heraldry...

Dating to circa 1870, this 5-inch antique tile features a medieval coat of arms design in deep red/brown and yellow colours.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

An antique French medieval style encaustic tile by Chamberlain and Co of Worcester.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

Dating to circa 1870, this antique tile features a post-medieval style coat of arms design in deep red/brown and yellow colours.

Dating to circa 1870, this 5-inch antique tile features a medieval, coat of arms design in deep red/brown and yellow colours.

Dating to circa 1870, this 5-inch antique tile features a post-medieval coat of arms design in deep red/brown and yellow colours.

A set of four mid 19th century encaustic tiles in the post-medieval style by W. Godwin (stamped).

An antique French medieval style encaustic tile by Chamberlain and Co of Worcester.

A set of four 6-inch antique encaustic heraldic tiles by Chamberlain Co of Worcester circa 1845. Dating from the mid 19th century, these four reclaimed tiles are mounted on a bespok...

A set of four 19th Century Mintons tile attributed to the artist Edward Hammond. Modelled in relief, each 8-inch tile is decorated with a different musician in medieval dress picked...

A 19th century armorial encaustic tile by English makers Godwin of Lugwardine; one of 6 similar we have available. Dating to circa 1870, this antique 5-inch tile features a heraldic...

A set of four 6-inch antique encaustic heraldic tiles by Chamberlains of Worcester circa 1845. Dating from the mid 19th century, these four reclaimed tiles are mounted on a bespoke ...

A set of thirty six reclaimed mixed encaustic tiles by Craven Dunnill & Co and other makers. Dating from the mid 19th century, these reclaimed encaustic tiles are a pleasing blend o...

Dating to circa 1845, this is one such example of a reclaimed floor tile Chamberlain produced, creating beautiful medieval style encaustics like this one for churches across Britain.

A medieval style chess set made in cast clay A cast clay chess set in medieval style with 4 loose tiles.

A set of four 5-inch 19th century encaustic tiles by W. Godwin with a matching fleur-de-lis design. Supplied loose, these identical encaustic tiles see a buff terracotta fleur-de-li...

A set of four 5-inch 19th century encaustic tiles by W. Godwin with a matching fleur-de-lis design. Supplied loose, these identical encaustic tiles see a buff terracotta fleur-de-li...

A set of four 5-inch 19th century encaustic tiles by W. Godwin with a matching fleur-de-lis design. Similar examples can be found in the V&A Museum. Godwin Tiles William Godwin beg...

A late 19th century encaustic floor tile by Craven Dunhill and Co (stamped) depicting a neo-medieval crown in deep red and buff tones.

A set of nine 6-inch by 6-inch neo-medieval style encaustic tiles by Minton & Co (stamped); an exact match to an identical set in the British Museum attributed to architect and desig...

During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Craven Dunhill and Co were held in particularly high regard for their encaustic tiles that imitated originals of the medieval period.

Stunning Art Nouveau/ Arts & Crafts tile panel from the superb firm, Craven Dunnill, & Co., Ltd, Jackfield Salop, England, circa 1905, in a bright celadon. This quantity original jug...

The interlacing knots, labyrinthine paths, and grid-based tiling illustrate the medieval fascination with order, repetition, and spiritual symbolism.

English architect, Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (1812-1852), designed many encaustic tiles in gothic and neo-medieval themes for churches and religious buildings across England and...

An antique French medieval style encaustic tile by Chamberlain and Co of Worcester.

An antique French medieval style encaustic tile by Chamberlain and Co of Worcester.

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.

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

Based on medieval prototypes, the tiles proved extremely popular and the business opened a second factory at Withington in 1863.