Antique Brown Floral Transferware Tile – English Victorian Ceramic, No. 1139

This antique English brown transferware tile captures the ornate spirit of the Victorian era with its detailed octagonal floral medallion framed by lush vines and blossoms. The warm chocolate-brown glaze and intricate transfer pattern make it a timeless statement piece — equal parts art and history. Sourced from the personal collection of a regional art connoisseur known for curating rare 19th-century decorative works, this tile was clearly chosen for its quality and craftsmanship. Its registry number (No. 1139) and distinctive diamond mark confirm its authenticity as an original 19th-century English ceramic, likely produced circa 1870–1890. Perfect for display, incorporation into restoration projects, or as a one-of-a-kind accent for any collector’s cabinet. ⸻ Details • Type: Antique English transferware tile • Color: Brown on cream • Pattern: Octagonal floral centerpiece with botanical border • Markings: “No. 1139” and British diamond registry mark • Estimated Era: circa 1870–1890 • Material: Glazed ceramic • Dimensions: Approx. 6” × 6” • Condition: Excellent antique condition — no major chips or cracks, only faint age wear and gentle crazing ⸻ A genuine Victorian-era tile with numbered registry markings and elegant floral artistry — the kind rarely found intact today. Its provenance from a collector of fine antique décor adds both pedigree and value. Lovingly sourced and packed by Hazey Autumn — where every piece has a story worth keeping.