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Painted Tile

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Painted Tile Fragment

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Painted Ceiling Tile

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Painted Ceiling Tile

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Painted Tile Fragment

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Painted Tile

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Graffito Figure of Frontal, Nude Goddess

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Tile from the Batchelder House, Beverly, Massachusetts

Maker: John Sadler (British, 1720–1789)

Painted Tile with Rose Inside Wreath

Artist: Unknown, Roman

Tile with Bird Inside Wreath

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Painted Tile with Bird Inside Wreath

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Painted Tile with Bird Inside Wreath

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Tile with Bird inside Wreath

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Painted tile with bird Inside wreath

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Painted Tile with Peacock Inside Wreath

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Painted Tile with Sun Enclosed by Wreath

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Tile with Female Face

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Tile with Centaur

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