Ceramic art : a report on pottery, porcelain, tiles, terra-cotta and brick, with a table of marks and monograms, a notice of the distribution of materials for pottery, chronicle of events, etc, etc. (1875)
Blake, William P. (William Phipps), 1826-1910, Vienna International Exhibition (1873) · New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 93
ly , employed. , Spanish Tiles. •SoLERiA, A. Y., Tarragona, In the Spanish section there were some interesting forms of tiles and mosaic work, • glazed and encaustic, but chiefly glazed or enamelled, on a basis of brick clay. The largest square tiles measure 7|- inches on a side, and are five-… … different colors, produces a pleasing though somewhat bewil- dering effect. Laying and Setting Tiles. One great drawback to the general use of tiles in the United States, especially in private residences in the coun- H. G. Rccnc, in a “Note on the Stone Indnstries of Agra.”
