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Inside Carlo and Ed's studio. Carlo Briscoe and Ed Dunn of Reptile Tiles in Carmarthenshire are our Featured Makers March - May 2016. orielmyrddingallery.co.uk/event/featured-maker-reptile-ce...
The tiles on the fountain in the Plaza de Espana are lovely. Each side of the fountain is different.
An individual quality of tile tables, or tile furniture would have to be the obvious beauty of the tabletop. Unlike other furniture mediums, tile furniture offers a durable and creative surface that can be colorful and unique.
This featured table above is a great example of blending shape and also color for an attractive piece of tile furniture. Perfect for a garden setting, or adding some decorative accent on a porch or patio. along with a colorful top ( 3"x3" Blue Cayman Dolphin Tile), some unique decorative metalwork adorns the frame, represented in the bottom border detail of this table.
For some more info and examples feel free to visit www.hillcraft-decorative-home-accents.com/tiletables.html
6x6" tile, made in Japan - I think the decoration is a combination of printed and hand-applied. The gold and, to a lesser degree, the green enamel are somewhat raised above the surface, and the dots/lines are not uniform, leading me to believe they were added to the base design by hand.
Looking up at glass tiles embedded in the sidewalk in Pioneer Square in Seattle Washington. This underground area used to contain shops and stores, and these glass tiles would allow in light.
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A path lined by sandstone tiles, slightly in a state of disrepair. There is a broken metal gate on the path, with the metal gates remaining open and with thick and tall grass, plants and trees. There are also a lot of dry leaves, and also some part of the ground has been dug up.
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Can you imagine if this had gone straight through the car window?
Imagine if it had been Sadie parked in the drive *gasp* - just not worth thinking about!
The Pioneer Building
In 1863, twenty years after the Rochdale Pioneers opened their co-operative, the North of England Co-operative Society was launched by 300 individual co-ops across Yorkshire and Lancashire. By 1872, it had become known as the Co-operative Wholesale Society (CWS).
Northgate’s Pioneer building was originally built to house the Dewsbury Co-op society, then known as the Pioneers’ Industrial Society. The hall seated over 1000 people, and later became the Pioneer Theatre and then the Pot Black snooker hall.
The impressive building was designed by Holtom and Fox architects, and built in 1872.
Henry Holtom was a prolific architect. Born in Stratford in the 1840s, he moved to Dewsbury in his early 20s. He became a member of Dewsbury town council, serving All Saints’ ward for three years in 1871, and in 1883 he was elected mayor.
During the 1880s his apprentice George Fox was made partner, and together the pair designed Dewsbury town hall, which was completed in 1889 for £40,000. As well as the Pioneer building and the town hall, Henry designed churches, schools and houses, and he also designed Machell’s Shoddy and Mungo mills, Foundry Street, which was built in 1863. It has now been converted into flats and shops. Henry died in 1901.