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a black and brown dachshund standing on top of a white background
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a blue and white tile with a cow on it
a blue and white tile with a dog on it
This beautiful antique Delft tile dates from the first half of the 17th century (c. 1630). It shows a dog that seems to be holding up his paw, while his tongue reveals his desire to receive a treat! The tile is decorated with Wanli inspired corner motifs and is in a mint condition. More information can be found on our website. #antiquetiles #delfttiles #dutchtiles #tiles #walltiles #dog #paw #blue #delftblue #17thcentury #handmade #uniquegifts #tileaddiction #ceramicart #earthenware #dutch...
two birds sitting on top of a white plate with blue trimmings and scrolls
a blue and white tile with a donkey on it
a blue and white tile with a dog on it
Fox or Dog www.antieketegelsdeduif.net
a blue and white tile with a mouse on it
Delft tiles - small animals | Douglas Watson Studio
Delft tiles - small animals | Douglas Watson Studio
a blue and white tile with a hedgehog on it
British wild animal ceramic tiles in blue and white decoration
a blue and white tile with a dog sitting on it's hind legs, looking up at the sky
Wilding Delft Blue Tiles | Hand painted Animal… | Marlborough Tiles
Wilding Delft Blue Tiles | Hand painted Animal… | Marlborough Tiles
a blue and white tile with an animal on it
Antique Dutch Delft tile with in blue with a dog barking, 17th century
Antique Dutch Delft tile with in blue with a dog barking, 17th century | Regts - Antique Tiles
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a blue and white tile with an image of a bird on it's back
Antique Delft tile with a fox, 17th century
Antique Delft tile with a fox, 17th century
an image of a rabbit running in the air on a white plate with blue and black designs
English Leaping Hare tile delft. English delftware is tin-glazed pottery made in the British Isles between 1550 &18th century. It acquired its name from the Dutch village of the same name, where it was being widely produced. Germany, England, and France potters also produced Delft, which can be distinguished by the difference in shape, design & porcelain.
a blue and white tile with an image of a turkey on it's head
Antique Dutch Delft tile in blue with a turkey, 17th century
a blue and white tile with a deer on it
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