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Tile

Derby Tile Company Ltd · 19th century

One of eighteen tiles of glazed buff-coloured earthenware, painted in dark blue, green and manganese-purple, outlined in olive-green, on a white slip, made by the Derby Tile Company, of Belper, as a copy of Damascus tiles of the 16th or 17th century, forming part of a panel in the Victoria and Albert Museum, No.131-1897. English, 19th century

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16th century

Middle East, Ceramic, Tile; Star-shaped tile, fritware, turquoise glaze, Iran (probably Kashan), 13th-14th century

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Stove tile of red earthenware painted in blue and yellow on a tin-glazed ground depicting cornucopias, ribbons and scrollwork. Swiss, about 1546.

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14th century

Tile fragment of buff earthenware with decoration of geometrical interlacing in relief under a dark brown glaze. From St Alban's Abbey, Hertfordshire. English, 14th century

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15th century-16th century

ISL, NP, 15/16

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