Trent Tile Panel Sparring Elk WPA Known affectionately by some as

Known affectionately by some as the Marilyn Monroe tile due to it's sensual curves

Made in a raised line process it shows two herons

Los Angeles CA (1934-1938)

They would look equally great framed in iron or wood and hung anywhere

Little Miss Muffet is rendered in the cuerda seca

Trent Tile Panel Sparring Elk WPA Known affectionately by some asA pair of 6" square tiles with raised images of bull elk in hard antler in a sparring stance. These late Victorian tiles were probably meant to accent a fireplace surround in a library, smoking room den, or man cave. Most tiles of the time were covered in a single color glaze or in some mottled effect and it is rare to see these in a multi color glazed application demanding intensive hand work. Unmarked on the back but made by the Trent Tile Company