Lot of 700 Square Feet Spanish Bluestone Tiles

Beautiful blue and grey encaustic tiles. Long borders are 2.75" x 5.5".

Beautiful blue and grey encaustic tiles.

Blue and grey encaustic tiles with beautiful floral borders. Measures: Borders 2.75" x 5.75".       

Beautiful blue and gray encaustic tiles with borders. We have 150 sq ft of the field and 96 linear ft of the borders. We only sell the entire lot.

Beautiful tan, blue, and white encaustic tiles with floral borders. We have 105 sq ft of the field (520 pieces) + 77 linear ft of the borders (170 pi...

Beautiful blue and orange encaustic tiles.

Beautiful Lot Of Reclaimed Antique Carrara Marble Floor Tiles. These large tiles come from a well sized entrance of a canal house in the city center of Amsterdam. The have a love...

A batch of 67 reclaimed encaustic cement border tiles including four corners. These tiles will cover 2.88 m2 or 31 sq. ft. They are suitable for use on floors or walls. Weathered ...

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

A batch of 37 reclaimed encaustic cement tiles with a black and white circle pattern. These tiles will cover 1.4 m2 or 15 ft2. Suitable for wall or floors. The 37 tiles form 4 com...

A batch of 41 reclaimed encaustic cement floor tiles. These tiles will cover 1.64 m2 or 17.6 sq. ft. They are suitable for use on floors or walls.

A 36-piece set of 6-inch tiles by W. Godwin of Lugwardine in Herefordshire UK, perfect for use as an antique tile splashback, porch floor or fireplace hearth. Dating from the 19th century, these antique tiles together form an eye-catching geometric pattern consisting of black, blue and red colours that bring life and interest to even the smallest of spaces. These reclaimed tiles are over 150 years old. As such, each has a characterful, timeworn look with scuffs and marks here and there that only enhances the beauty of these striking patterned tiles. While we have arranged these antique tiles as pictured, they are not fixed and can be re-arranged in a desired pattern or shape to suit your interior project. William Godwin began manufacturing quarry tiles, bricks and drainpipes at his factory in Lugwardine, Herefordshire in 1851. In later years, William went into partnership with his son and traded as ‘Godwin & Co’, a name that would become reputable until long after William’s death in 1925. Comprises of 36 individual tiles...