Old Andalusian tile from Triana (Seville), late 19th century.

Superb antique tile (circa 1870 - 1900) made of glazed terracotta, octagonal in shape, originating from the Triana region (Seville) in Andalusia. This tile features a hand-painted central decoration depicting a rooster, a traditional symbol of vigilance and courage. The animal is surrounded by a rich stylised vegetal frieze and a five-petalled flower, evoking the Renaissance and Mudéjar influences typical of Andalusian productions. In good antique condition. Some small chips and signs of use on the edges, consistent with the age of the piece. The reverse of the tile has been carefully lined with protective green felt, ideal for immediate use as a trivet or decorative object. Perfect for adding an ethnic, bohemian chic, or historical touch to your interior, whether placed on a piece of furniture or framed on the wall. Dimensions: 20 X 20 X 1.5 cm. Careful packaging. I am happy to answer any questions you may have regarding the items and their delivery. Feel free to explore my Selency shop.