$441
Brass Mounted Delft Tile Planter.
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2002-11-14
Brass Mounted Delft Tile Planter.
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2002-11-14
Iron Mounted Wedgwood Tile Planter, England, late 19th century, square shape fitted with a blue transfer printed tile to each side, depicting the months August, Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2007-01-26
Renaissance Revival Brass-mounted Beechwood Footed Planter, with leaded interior, ht. 7, lg. 18, wd. 7 1/2 in. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-02-25
Brass-mounted and Tile Stove and Two Pairs of Wrought Iron Andirons. Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2016-03-31
Dutch Delft Tile Picture of a Stallion, Holland, 18th century, comprised of six puce decorated tiles, lg. 5; mounted in a black painted wood frame, Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-01-09
FIVE METAL ITEMS; Oval copper planter, tin wastebasket, brass wastebasket, tin and brass planter, marbleized brass mounted milk box, all 19th/20th c.; Milk box: 11 Read more…
Auctioneer:
Rago Auctions
Date:
2010-06-18
Painted and Delft Tile-inset Side Table, tiles 18th century, table 19th century, the fifteen manganese tiles each depicting a vase with flowers, mounted within a Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2013-04-06
John Conant Brandon Cast Iron Stove on a Gray Slate-top Delft Tile-clad D-shaped Base with Wall Panel, mounted with forty tiles, (missing approx. five Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-06-17
Pair of Dutch Delft Tile Pictures, Holland, 18th century, each puce decorated and comprised of sixteen tiles, one depicting farming in a village, the other Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-01-09
Dutch Delft Tile Picture, Holland, 18th century, consisting of six tiles puce decorated with a titled depiction of "The Prince of Orange," tiles 5 x Read more…
Auctioneer:
Skinner
Date:
2010-01-09
DUTCH BLUE ON WHITE UNDER GLAZE DELFT TILE IN OAK FRAME, DIA 12":Having old brass tabs on reverse. Depicting a rose and birds under glaze Read more…
Auctioneer:
Dumouchelle Art Galleries
Date:
2005-10-15