Minton Hollins

A set of 28 reclaimed Minton & Hollins tiles (stamped to reverse), ideal for use as a unique

An antique Minton Hollins & Co tile depicting putti playing, a design after 18th century artist

A set of 4 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

A set of 4 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

A set of 4 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

A superb antique 6-inch dust-pressed terracotta tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped) depicting a

A set of 6 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

This Minton Hollins antique tin glaze portrait tile depicting a nobleman from possibly the English

An antique 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a scene

A reclaimed 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a scene

A reclaimed 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a

An antique 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a

A set of 4 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

A set of 4 antique dust-pressed ceramic tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped) creating a decorative

A reclaimed 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a scene

An antique 8-inch clay tile by Minton Hollins & Co. (stamped to reverse) illustrated with a scene

A large antique Minton Hollins & Co tile depicting a pineapple. Displayed on a custom made steel

This elegant ceramic urn vase was produced in England during the 1920s by Minton Hollins as part of

A set of 40 reclaimed red 4.5-inch Minton & Hollins encaustic tiles detailed with floral and

A rare set of mid 19th century House of Commons octagonal tiles by Minton Hollins (stamped), and

expanded business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated

business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to

business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to

business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to

partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while

(1793 – 1858) who expanded business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co

(1793 – 1858) who expanded business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co

(1793 – 1858) who expanded business by entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co

Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton

Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton

Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and inlaid tiles while the ‘Minton

historic British makers including Minton Hollins, W. Godwin of Lugwardine and J. C. Edwards of Ruabon

1875. This was after tile manufacturers Minton Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court

entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and

entering into partnership with Michael Hollins. The ‘Minton & Co.’ name was dedicated to encaustic and

Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court order to stop Taylor and Campbell using the Minton

Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court order to stop Taylor and Campbell using the Minton

Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court order to stop Taylor and Campbell using the Minton

manufacturers Minton Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court order to stop Taylor and

Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken out a court order to stop Taylor and Campbell using the Minton

with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the business. Today, Minton and

initially as Minton Brick & Tile Co. After tile manufacturers Minton Hollins, previously Minton & Co, took

, he changed the name to Campbell Brick & Tile Co. This was after tile manufacturers Minton Hollins

Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the

, Minton and Hollins tiles are highly sought after thanks to their beautiful patterns and unique history

Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the

Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the

& Tile Co in 1875. This was after tile manufacturers Minton Hollins, previously Minton & Co, had taken

, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the business. Today, Minton and

with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the business. Today, Minton and

Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of the

porcelain. In 1845, Thomas Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the

Smith (1839–1912) for the firm Minton Hollins & Co. The central pictorial panels depict scenes from

, Thomas Minton’s son, Herbert, partnered with Michael Daintry Hollins to establish the tile-making arm of

, Bo Peep, See Saw Mary, Mary Little Jack Horner Tile designs by John Moyr Smith Made by Minton

A richly colored piece of English Art Pottery by Mintons Hollins’ of Stoke on Trent, Staffordshire

Aesthetic Bamboo Hall Stand, England circa 1870 The frame set with 4 turquoise Minton, Hollins & Co