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Posted 10 years ago
surfdub66
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These were rescued from a skip !!
There are eight tiles in I think - Rosette pattern - they are 6"square x 12mm thick and made by Mintons , China Works, Stoke on Trent.
They also have the Minton stamp in the bottom corner which has WALBROOK LONDON beneath it ..also written - N° 2 381 (probably a pattern no.).
These I think are Victorian tiles ..
Hope you like them :-)
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& DrFluffy for your loves ;-)
Thank you antiquerose
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stunning , ive never seen Mintons titles!!
tiles sorry for the typo!!! lol!!
lol....Tiles with Titles.
Great name for them -- after all they are Minton!!
They are so fine, magnificent!
Thanks sean for your love & comments , yes Mintons were one of the main tile works in england & merged with Doulton in the third part of the 1900s , some of their tiles fetch quite a few pounds each ..
sd
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&Virginia.Vintage for your loves & kind comments :-))
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racer4four
vetraio50
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Lol antiquerose :-)
Tiles with Titles sounds posh !!
Would be a good name for a tile shop selling posh tiles ;-) lol
Wow! These tiles are incredible!!
Thanks jscott0363 for your love & cool comments ..
they are cool tiles ...
i have more mintons tiles stored , 9 tiles that make one pattern for the floor ,,
ill dig them out one day !! ;-)
Thanks for your loves -
PatSea
& Charcoal ;-))
28 Walbrook was their address in London, probably a store?
I’m not sure if all the Minton(s) are the same company, but I know that one of the sons partnered with Holbrook to form a separate tile company in 1845, so then I’m guessing that your tiles predate that?
http://www.thepotteries.org/allpotters/746.htm
Great tiles!
Thanks you Maryh1956 for your love & intresting link & comments I think they date around late 1800s-1900s many thanks :-) sd
Thanks katherinescollections for your love & kind comments :-)