Tile (10) - 1850-1900 - Antique Delft Tiles

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Ten Delft blue-on-white earthenware tiles from Delft, Netherlands, each about 13 cm square with a 1 cm depth, dating to circa 1850–1900, showing hand-painted maritime, rural and figure motifs and one floral tile, all with decorative corner accents; in fair condition with heavy wear and possible minor parts missing.

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A collection of ten Dutch Delft blue ceramic tiles featuring traditional hand-painted motifs, originating from the late 19th / early 20th century. The lot consists of nine tiles with scenic illustrations and one tile with a symmetrical floral ornament. The illustrated tiles depict classic Dutch themes, including two tiles showing sailing ships at sea, two tiles depicting figures in traditional regional dress, and five tiles featuring rural landscapes, windmills, and waterfront buildings. All tiles are square, finished with a classic delft blue-on-white glaze, and feature decorative corner accents characteristic of the period. The pieces show signs of age and wear consistent with vintage ceramics, including minor edge chipping and glaze crazing. Please review the accompanying photographs carefully to assess the individual condition of each tile.

Please note that the delivery time for the furniture is 2-5 weeks. The shipping costs are specified as flat rates, and we still need to inquire about the shipping costs for each city or location after we received your order. We will inform you after the purchase whether we will refund overpaid shipping costs or if the shipment to your location requires additional shipping costs.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

A collection of ten Dutch Delft blue ceramic tiles featuring traditional hand-painted motifs, originating from the late 19th / early 20th century. The lot consists of nine tiles with scenic illustrations and one tile with a symmetrical floral ornament. The illustrated tiles depict classic Dutch themes, including two tiles showing sailing ships at sea, two tiles depicting figures in traditional regional dress, and five tiles featuring rural landscapes, windmills, and waterfront buildings. All tiles are square, finished with a classic delft blue-on-white glaze, and feature decorative corner accents characteristic of the period. The pieces show signs of age and wear consistent with vintage ceramics, including minor edge chipping and glaze crazing. Please review the accompanying photographs carefully to assess the individual condition of each tile.

Please note that the delivery time for the furniture is 2-5 weeks. The shipping costs are specified as flat rates, and we still need to inquire about the shipping costs for each city or location after we received your order. We will inform you after the purchase whether we will refund overpaid shipping costs or if the shipment to your location requires additional shipping costs.

Seller's Story

Re-store, Re-Use, Re-Love <3 Fast Food, Fast Fashion & Fast Furniture are not our world. We cherish furnishings with history – made with a lot of care and from a time when good design and quality were more important than quantities, price and pack size for transport around half the globe. We sell furnishings that we personally select and carefully restore. One by one. Some retain their original look, others are redesigned or upcycled and given a modern appearance with an emphasis on proportions, colors and details. We do offer some new items. These are produced in a fair environment with recycled or local materials. For us, the idea of a more sustainable world is the guiding principle – in all we do. We love to extend furniture lifetimes to contribute to a circular economy in the European furnishing industry. With us, you have all under one roof: Design lovers and sustainability enthusiasts. Win-win ;)!

Details

Era
1400-1900
Specific region of origin
Delft
Title additional information
Antique Delft Tiles
Number of objects
10
Material
Earthenware, Glaze
Country of origin
Netherlands
Colour
Blue, White
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
13 cm
Width
13 cm
Depth
1 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
GermanyVerified
377
Objects sold
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Rechtliche Informationen des Verkäufers

Unternehmen:
Swen Jens Hilbich
Repräsentant:
Swen Hilbich
Adresse:
Hammer Landstraße 115
Hinterhof
41460 Neuss
GERMANY
Telefonnummer:
+4915905274034
Email:
mail@mid-century-friends.com
USt-IdNr.:
DE237206170

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