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Victorian Era Hand Painted Tile of Baby Chicks Smithfield This tile panel was made

SKU 95590375619
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Description

This tile panel was made at the Mosaic Tile Company of Zanesville Ohio in the 1920s

The back is marked with the company's NY Pretzel mark B

Quarry tiles of varying sizes and thicknesses were hand painted and fired then mounted onto board

The tile  surface is bright

Victorian Era Hand Painted Tile of Baby Chicks Smithfield This tile panel was madeA nice Victorian era tile hand painted with an image of baby chicks playing with shafts of wheat. It measures 6" square and is in good condition with little roughness around the edges and traces of mortar on the back. These would be hidden if framed. On the back one edge had been purposely chipped back when it was installed into a fireplace surround. In the late 1800's and early 1900's china painting was a popular pastime. It was one of the few ways

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