This original Antique Set of Four Blue, White and Brown Spongeware Baroque Tiles were made in Portugal in the period (1706–1750).

Item Details & Specifics:

The late 17th century and the early 18th century was considered to be the 'Golden Age of the Tile’, the so-called Cycle of the Masters. Mass production was started not just because of a greater internal demand, but also because of very large orders from Brazil. Large one-off orders were replaced by the less expensive use of repetitive tile patterns. Churches, monasteries, palaces and even houses were covered inside and outside with tiles, many with exuberant Baroque elements.

Item condition: Two tiles repaired. Some flaws, some chips and some imperfections along the tiles. Age weathered surfaces. Condition is appropriate for age and use. See photos for complete assessment.

Circa: 18th century.

Country: Portugal.

Material: Earthenware, Tin-glazed pottery.

Approximate dimensions: (Each Tile)

Height: 5.51 inches / 14 centimeters

Width: 5.51 inches / 14 centimeters

Depth: 0.39 inches / 1 centimeters

Approximate dimensions: (Set of Four)

Height: 11.02 inches / 28 centimeters

Width: 11.02 inches / 28 centimeters

Depth: 0.39 inches / 1 centimeters

Inventory: #8

*Please Note: This item is located in Lisbon, Portugal (EU) and will be shipped from this location. For additional shipping options or charges for countries not listed, please contact the seller.

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