Blue and White Victorian Delft Tiles for Fireplaces, Walls and Porches from Victorian Ceramics

Victorian Blue White Delft Tiles

Victorian Ceramics uses traditional decorating techniques and original authentic designs to bring you this impressive collection of tile designs.

These timeless designs have endured the test of time allowing you to create the perfect finishing detail to any period interior, restoration project or contemporary interior.

	William De Morgan Tile Collection

	William Morris Tile Collection

	Philip Webb Tile Collection

	Victorian Printed & Tinted

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Over many years we have been asked to reproduce delft designs for customers to replace broken or damaged original tiles. They are often found in Arts and Crafts houses alongside the tiles of William de Morgan and William Morris. In fact some Dutch manufacturers (especially The Ravesteijn factory) made a 6”x6” tile especially for the British Victorian market and even incorporated Arts and Crafts designs into their ranges. They are therefore perfect in any Victorian setting. The designs are timeless and also continue to be a popular choice for contemporary projects.

Victorian Delft Floral Designs

The Longden (a Morris & Company design which is attributed to Philip Webb) and unattributed tiles thought to be c.1900. They are often used as a spacer tile alternating with other blue and white Dutch delft designs

Victorian Delft Characters

Blue and white original Dutch tile designs c.1885 with fleur-de-lis corners attributed to J.Schillemans in Utrecht. There are 8 designs in the range.

Victorian Delft Animals

These Dutch delft animal designs were reproduced from tiles in a Victorian Arts and Crafts manor house in Sussex. Although they are unattributed they are thought to be c.1899. There are 9 designs in the range.

Victorian Delft Horse & Rider

These original blue and white delft designs depict mediaeval scenes of horses and their riders in a circular frame with ox-head corners, c.1899. There are 8 designs in the range.

Victorian Delft Landscapes

These original blue and white Dutch landscapes were reproduced from tiles in a Victorian Arts and Crafts manor house in Sussex. Although they are unattributed they are thought to be c.1899. There are 14 designs in the range.

Victorian Delft Sailing Ships

Blue and white (also available in Sepia) tile designs depicting Dutch frigates, trading ships, boats and galleaons c. 1895, originally produced specifically for the British market.

Victorian Delft Water Designs

These original blue and white delft water designs were produced by van Hulst in Harlingen, c.1899. There are eight designs in the range.

Other Victorian Delft Designs

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Roedean Owl - East
(DDO001a)

Roedean Owl - West
(DDO001b)

Roedean Owls

These original owl designs were reproduced from tiles in a Victorian Arts and Crafts manor house in Sussex. Although they are unattributed, they are thought to be c.1899. Each tile is decorated onto a traditional tin white glaze. The tile can either be used individually or as a continuous horizontal border using the left and right designs.

The tile is sized 6”x6”. Cost per tile £26.95 plus VAT The matching plain tiles to accompany this design are craquelle engobe , dark blue or olive.

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Geometric Delft
(DDG001)

Geometric Delft Tile attributed to J.van Hulst in Harlingen c. 1895.

The tile was produced in a 6”x6” format especially for the English market. This design is decorated under-glaze and is often used as a repeating pattern or as a space between other delft designs.

The tile is sized 6”x6”. Cost per tile £21.95 plus VAT The matching plain tiles to accompany this design are craquelle engobe , dark blue or olive.

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Delft Peony - East
(DDP001a)

Delft Peony - West
(DDP001b)

Delft Peony

Victorian Dutch Peony Tile attributed to Hulst of Harlingen. This tile was made for the English market and thought to be based on a floral pattern by the English artist Lewis Day. This design is decorated under-glaze and is often used as a repeating pattern or as an Independent decorative tile.

The tile is sized 6”x6”. Cost per tile £26.95 plus VAT The matching plain tiles to accompany this design are craquelle engobe , dark blue or olive.

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