These wonderful Art Nouveau tiles are made exactly as they would
have been in 1910. The tiles have deep and lustrous hand-painted,
high-gloss glazes laid on over a moulded base tile. The 6"
x 6" tiles are 1/4" thick, and have a slightly irregular
outside edge. The patterns are taken from English tiles of the
period, which were widely distributed around the world at the
time, finding their way to places as diverse as the United States,
Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
These tiles are especially useful for fireplace facings, and
accent tiles in kitchens and bathrooms. They are not suitable
for floor tiles because of the raised moulded pattern, though
they have been used on fireplace hearths. These tiles are vitrified
so they may be used outdoors.
Please note: As in the antique originals, small variations
in colour; small areas of glaze bleeding; and a tendency for
the glazes to "crackle" are indicative of the traditional
hand-made quality of the tile, and are not considered defects.
All tiles have a high-gloss finish which is not plainly
visible in the images below.
Moulded Art Nouveau Tiles
Suitable for homes 1895-1920
6" x 6" tiles
1/4" thick, irregular edges
Slightly irregular top face
Hand-made tiles made exactly as they were in the 1900-1920 period.
Suitable for walls; fireplaces; other decoration. Not recommended
for trivets or teapot stands. Suitable for exterior vertical walls.
Frost resistant. These tiles work well in combination with plain
tiles. $43. each tile
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Moulded Art Nouveau Lily and Berry Three Tile Set
Suitable for homes 1895-1920
Set is 6" x 18"
1/4" thick, irregular edges
Slightly irregular top face
Hand-made tiles made exactly as they were in the 1900-1920
period.
Suitable for walls; fireplaces; other decoration. Not recommended
for trivets or teapot stands. Suitable for exterior vertical
walls. Frost resistant. Most effective when used with plain
tiles. $135. set of 3 tiles
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Lily and Berry three tile set in Green
The single "Double Flower" tile shown
above coordinates well with the
Lily and Berry set in Green. (See the fireplace shown at the top of
this page.)
Moulded Art Nouveau Fireplace Sets
Suitable for homes 1895-1920
Set is 6" x 30"
1/4" thick, irregular edges
Slightly irregular top face
Hand-made tiles made exactly as they were in the 1900-1920
period.
Suitable for walls; fireplaces; other decoration. Suitable
for exterior vertical walls. Frost resistant. Most effective
when used with plain tiles. $225. set of 5 tiles
All prices in Canadian dollars. Please use our Currency
Converter .
Moulded Art Nouveau Fireplace Sets
Suitable for homes 1895-1920
Set is 6" x 30"
1/4" thick, irregular edges
Slightly irregular top face
Hand-made tiles made exactly as they were in the 1900-1920
period.
Suitable for walls; fireplaces; other decoration. Suitable
for exterior vertical walls. Frost resistant. Most effective
when used with plain tiles. $225. set of 5 tiles
All prices in Canadian dollars. Please use our Currency
Converter .
Moulded Art Nouveau
Coordinating Field Tiles 1/4" thick
These field tiles are specially commissioned by Historic Style
so the colours exactly match our wonderful Art Nouveau Moulded
Tiles. These field tiles are handmade like the feature tiles,
and have a slightly irregular surface, allowing for an
attractive mottling in the glaze. Please note: These Dark Green field tiles, like the originals, have a copper
based glaze that can be marked by food acids. Care with placement should be taken if these are being used in kitchens or around stove-tops.
6" x 6" - $ 29. each
3" x 6" - $ 24. each
2" x 6" - $ 19. each
All prices in Canadian dollars. Please use our Currency
Converter . Field tile stock is very limited with some colours and sizes sold out. Please call for updates
AN - Apple Green
AN - Burgundy
AN - Amber
AN - Dark Green
AN - Dark Brown
AN - Cobalt Blue
Please note: As in the antique
originals, small variations in colour; small areas of glaze
bleeding; and a tendency for the glazes to "crackle"
are indicative of the traditional hand-made quality of the
tile, and are not considered defects. "Crackling"
can be long sweeping "cracks"; fine, overall "crackling";
or anything in between. The amount of "crackle"
depends on the materials in the different glazes. The degree
of "crackling" is visible in the enlargement images
of the tiles.
Please click tiles for a larger image.
Colours are as accurate as on-line technology will allow.
If colour accuracy is important, please purchase an individual
tile as a sample before ordering a quantity.
