MINTON VICTORIAN TRANSFER-PRINTED TILE Era: Late 19th Century Style: Aesthetic Movement
OVERVIEW:
A decorative Victorian-era Minton tile featuring an elegant transfer-printed design with hand-painted polychrome accents, showcasing the sophisticated manufacturing techniques of this renowned English pottery.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimensions: 6 x 6 inches Material: Ceramic Manufacturer: Minton Origin: Stoke-on-Trent, England Technique: Transfer print with polychrome
-Rich brown transfer print -Yellow gilded accents -Cream ground -Brown scroll work -Golden leaf details
CONDITION: Very Good Antique Condition
-Original glaze intact -Clear pattern definition -Minor age-related wear -No major chips or cracks -Period-appropriate patina
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:
This tile represents the height of Victorian ceramic production when Minton was leading the revival of decorative tile-making in England. The aesthetic movement influences are evident in the combination of naturalistic and geometric patterns.
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Minton Victorian Transfer-Printed Tile
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Minton Victorian Transfer-Printed Tile
MINTON VICTORIAN TRANSFER-PRINTED TILE Era: Late 19th Century Style: Aesthetic Movement
OVERVIEW:
A decorative Victorian-era Minton tile featuring an elegant transfer-printed design with hand-painted polychrome accents, showcasing the sophisticated manufacturing techniques of this renowned English pottery.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Dimensions: 6 x 6 inches Material: Ceramic Manufacturer: Minton Origin: Stoke-on-Trent, England Technique: Transfer print with polychrome
-Rich brown transfer print -Yellow gilded accents -Cream ground -Brown scroll work -Golden leaf details
CONDITION: Very Good Antique Condition
-Original glaze intact -Clear pattern definition -Minor age-related wear -No major chips or cracks -Period-appropriate patina
HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE:
This tile represents the height of Victorian ceramic production when Minton was leading the revival of decorative tile-making in England. The aesthetic movement influences are evident in the combination of naturalistic and geometric patterns.
