This antique English brown transferware tile captures the ornate spirit of the Victorian era with its detailed octagonal floral medallion framed by lush vines and blossoms. The warm chocolate-brown glaze and intricate transfer pattern make it a timeless statement piece — equal parts art and history.
Sourced from the personal collection of a regional art connoisseur known for curating rare 19th-century decorative works, this tile was clearly chosen for its quality and craftsmanship. Its registry number (No. 1139) and distinctive diamond mark confirm its authenticity as an original 19th-century English ceramic, likely produced circa 1870–1890.
Perfect for display, incorporation into restoration projects, or as a one-of-a-kind accent for any collector’s cabinet.
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Details
• Type: Antique English transferware tile
• Color: Brown on cream
• Pattern: Octagonal floral centerpiece with botanical border
• Markings: “No. 1139” and British diamond registry mark
• Estimated Era: circa 1870–1890
• Material: Glazed ceramic
• Dimensions: Approx. 6” × 6”
• Condition: Excellent antique condition — no major chips or cracks, only faint age wear and gentle crazing
Why Collectors Love It
A genuine Victorian-era tile with numbered registry markings and elegant floral artistry — the kind rarely found intact today. Its provenance from a collector of fine antique décor adds both pedigree and value.
Lovingly sourced and packed by Hazey Autumn — where every piece has a story worth keeping.