Roger Guerin Bouffioulx Lion Stoneware Tile Gres Guerin Cowboy The gray color compliments both

The gray color compliments both marble and granite and the design under this single color makes ot both sophisticated and understated

The condition is very good with some small flakes on edges

Photographed for the 4 volume Encyclopedia of American Art Tile by Norm Karlson Heavy

this early-20th-century china painting is perfect for completing any cottage-style decor

a thick faience clay suitable for outdoors and a dust pressed clay for interior installation

Roger Guerin Bouffioulx Lion Stoneware Tile Gres Guerin Cowboy The gray color compliments bothA tile from Belgium c. 1930 by Roger Guerin Bouffioulx. Marked Gres Guerin Bouffioulx, it shows a lion in a blue lustre glaze trimmed in gold. Measures 4" square and 3 4" thick and made from a durable stoneware body. From Bonhams: Roger Gurin was Belgian potter from the village of Bouffioulx. He started his own workshop in 1918 with his son Jules Guerin taking over in about 1945. Dating seems to be a problem, generally accepted that incised "R Guerin"