1 of 300 Art Nouveau Relief Tiles, Morialmé, circa 1930's

Beautiful Art Nouveau border tiles, with an image of a guirlande in relief. The gorgeous red-brown color is glazed. Manufactured around 1930 by, Societé Morialmé, Belgium. The dimen...

Beautiful wall tiles with an image of a butterfly and flower basket, trimmed with a beautiful edge. Manufactured around 1900, Morialme, Belgium. Two tiles together form 1 image. Ther...

This is an amazing set of antique Art Nouveau handmade tiles with an image of yellow rose in relief on a soft yellow background. These tiles would be charming displayed on easels, fr...

This is an amazing set of antique Art Deco handmade tiles. A beautiful relief and color. These tiles would be charming displayed on easels, framed or incorporated into a custom tile ...

Art Nouveau Majolica trivet in a footed wood frame, circa 1900. Geometric floral pattern. 9.5" by 9.5"

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

Group of 21 reclaimed glazed tiles by the makers Carter Tiles displaying ochre and buff stylised Tudor roses. These 3-inch tiles could be used in several ways including a decorative panel or a vibrant splashback for a vintage kitchen. Supplied loose, these tiles are antique and as such have a characterful, timeworn look with scuffs and crazing here and there that only enhances the beauty of their striking pattern. This set also includes some extra tiles with minor flaws. Carter Tiles Carter Tiles was founded in 1873 by Jesse Carter, a builder’s merchant and ironmonger from Surrey, bought James Walker’s brick and tile business on the East Quay at Poole. By the 1880's Carters...

Large three-part Viennese Art Nouveau wall paneling measuring 228 x 328 x 4 cm, 228 x 320 x 4 cm and 228 x 133 x 4 cm. The wooden panels are coffered and decorated with rosaries and small floral squares in relief. The large panels are divided by vertical relief bars decorated with flowers and tendrils. The octagonal medallions with landscape inlays are striking: they show the ruins of Aggstein Castle and Schönbühel Castle in Austria. Both buildings were sold by the von Beroldingen family in 1930 to Count Oswald von...