American Encaustic Tile Company Fireplace Panel Cherubs in a Tree Hunting Birds Southwestern This tile is mentioned in

This tile is mentioned in the Mosaic catalog as "Windmill" and a similar tile is pictured in the Encyclopedia of American Art Tile Vol 2 by Norman Karlson

brawling and engaging in erotic behavior

Purportedly this tile came from a Beaux Arts era train station

It is in excellent condition

It depicts hunters in a cobble floored cottage finishing breakfast before a fox hunt

American Encaustic Tile Company Fireplace Panel Cherubs in a Tree Hunting Birds Southwestern This tile is mentioned inA three tile panel by the American Encaustic Tile Company of Zanesville Ohio dating to the late 1800's. Each tile measures 6 inches square making this scene 18 inches long. It shows a pair of cherubs balancing on a tree branch. One aims his bow and arrow at a bird, who in turn ducks his head under his wing in anticipation. Originally these were used as decoration above a fireplace or in a vestibule entering a home. Now these antique tiles can be