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Made at the Providential Tile Works (1886-1913) in Trenton New Jersey and probably designed by Isaac Broome
Cellini Craft started in 1914 in Evanston Illinois by Ernest Gerlach
is the symbol of South Carolina and Florida
It is self-framed and designed to be hung on the wall as a small piece of art
Desert House Lotz McKusick Gila Pottery Tile Corn Dancer Panel Ceramiche Artistica Solimene Made at the Providential TileTwo 6 inch tiles make up this panel of a Native American corn dancer on a turquoise glazed background. Old, possibly original masonite backing. Desert House, which was owned by Bebe and Don Lotz showcased the tile work of Gila Pottery made by Bob and Charmion McKusick in the 1950's. Nice Southwestern Native American design. Excellent condition. 125
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