Antique Framed Delft Tile Manganese Tulips advertising orange and black which emulates

orange and black which emulates a rich rosewood

This handsome Arts and Crafts tile panel made at the Owens Pottery (1891-1929) in Zanesville Ohio around 1910

the surface unworn but has some minor surface and edge flakes

An elegant form marked W Germany 517-30 on the base it stands 12" tall and about 6" in diameter at its widest

this tile was photographed for The Encyclopedia of American Art Tile and can be found in Vol 2 page 55

Antique Framed Delft Tile Manganese Tulips advertising orange and black which emulatesAn antique delft tile in a mulberry, or manganese, glaze of tulips in a flower pot. The tile is hand painted and dates to the 19th Century. In a nice frame, the reddish color of the wood playing well against the color of the glaze. Not examined out of frame. Framed it measures 6" square. The hanger on the back makes it ready to hang on your wall.