Overview

These charming Delft tiles were made around 1900 and depicts many different child's play scenes in blue. Each scene is captured in a circle and ther corners are decorated with the 'spider' motif. It is a style that is clearly inspired on the iconic 'Springer' tiles. The tiles were made by Royal Pottery Tichelaar in the Dutch city of Makkum. The tiles are great to use for a restoration or interior design project.

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Buyers information

How to order
Collectibles, books and sample packages of our reproduction tiles can be ordered directly on our website by clicking the 'buy now' button. Our secure checkout processes most credit cards, PayPal, iDeal and several other payment methods. In general these type of orders are shipped the next working day. As soon as they do, you will receive all the details from us to track the progress they are making.

Wall tiles, murals and reproductions can be ordered by making a quote request or by contacting us through our contact page. We will discuss all the details with you and move forward from there.
Shipping and packing
We ship solely with premium partners such as DHL Express and FedEx Economy/Priority. Based on the delivery address, value and weight of the shipment we choose the right carrier to work with. Each shipment is fully insured and prepared with all the required documents to pass customs when ordering from outside the European Union. All our tiles are extremely well packed. We use heavy-duty cardboard boxes for small orders. Larger others are packed in wooden export crates with multiple layers of protective foam.
Product disclaimer
Antique tiles
Antique tiles are handmade, so variations in color, size and texture are to be expected. Also, due to the age of the items, small chips and signs of use are common and considered to be part of antique tiles and the overall experience. Our tiles have been rinsed and cleaned intensely, making them suitable to be reused. However, we can never guarantee that all traces of sooth, salt or other forms of pollution have completely been extracted from the tiles. We expect our customers to be aware of this matter.

Color accuracy
Due to the relative inconsistencies of various display monitors, the colors you see on your screen may not be a totally accurate reproduction of the actual product. We strive to make our colors as accurate as possible, but screen images are intended as a guide only and should not be regarded as absolutely correct.

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Specifications

Specifications
Inventory number	WTS 171
Tile type	Wall tile
Period	1880-1900
Century	19th century, 20th century
Production area (city)	Makkum
Made in	the Netherlands
Quantity indication (pcs)	60+
Size per tile (approx.)	13 by 13 cm's / 5.1" by 5.1"
Tile thickness (approx.)	0,7 to 0,8 cm's / 0.3"
Quantity per M2 / SF	60 tiles per m2 / 5.5 tiles per SF
Suitable for	Walls, kitchens, backsplashes, ceilings, fireplace surrounds, fireplace interior (when not exposed to open fire), bathrooms.
Not suitable for	Floors, open fire, outdoors, wet rooms (shower walls etc.) and swimming pools.
Sealer	The tiles do not require a sealer from a functionality perspective.
VAT and/or Import duties	Antique tiles are sold within the margin scheme within the Europe Union. Antique tiles that are ordered from outside the European are often imported at a special rate (e.g. 5% UK).

About Regts - Delft Tiles

We are a family firm specialized in Delft tiles. Our stock covers the entire production period, which started around 1570 and ended just after 1900. If you are interested in working with us, please always feel free to get in touch.About us Contact us

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