Burmantofts Faience Tile depicting a Little Girl
Burmantofts Faience Tile depicting a Little Girl
Stunning Burmntofts Tile depicting a little girl
The hey-day of Burmantofts tiles and pottery production in Leeds was between 1880 and 1904 and it was also at this time that the name ‘Burmantofts’ became known as a brand rather than being a geographical location in Leeds. This can be seen in an article by Cosmo Monkhouse in The Magazine of Art of 1885, entitled ‘Burmantofts Faience’ in which he discussed at some length the firm’s manufacture of decorative tiles, architectural faience and art pottery. The brand name ‘Burmantofts’ was consolidated in 1888 when the firm became known as Burmantofts Co. Ltd.
Condition is great with just the very finest “nibbling” to one edge
Dimensions: 6” square
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