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Post by slopingsteve November 10th 2014, 6:38 pm

Victorian Sherwin and Cotton tile Sam_3815

Is this Kitsch or schmaltzy, I can never tell the difference?
A lovely image from ?????
By who(m)?????????
Anybody??????
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Post by NaomiM November 10th 2014, 8:20 pm

Is it a monochrome tile or a lithophane?

I wouldn't call it Kitsch or schmaltzy. It's very nice.

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Post by mandrake1000 November 10th 2014, 9:11 pm

Looks a bit Dutch ... ?
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Post by denbydump November 10th 2014, 10:27 pm

If it's a tile, Sherwin & Cotton did them in that shape.
The "Gladstone" one in brown is very common.
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Post by slopingsteve November 11th 2014, 4:25 pm

Sorry, I should have given more details. It is a tile. It is monochrome. It has a degree of relief, so it is not flat. Having googled Sherwin and Cotton I have to say there is a similarity to the Emaux Ombrants style. The dark and light tones in the picture seem to be made by differing the depth of the glaze, hence the shaded enamel nomenclature, I spose.
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Post by slopingsteve March 22nd 2015, 10:28 am

I've been checking out the S&C tiles and this is actually only one and a half squares long as opposed to the two squares long format. I am still stumped....
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Post by Mordeep June 12th 2015, 10:45 am

I would say 95% it is a Sherwin and Cotton tile. They were buggers for not marking the backs.

One site you could check out though is Tile Heaven, great resource for information on tiles.

http://www.tileheaven.uk/index.htm
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