A mixed group of tiles, 1930s to mid-20th century, including a Queen Ann series Packard & Ord example depicting a boy with a pond yacht, designed and probably painted by Sylvia Packard, five Dunsmore tiles designed by Polly Brace stencilled with a parrot, donkeys, a duck and fish, each 15.3cm square, three small Pilkington’s tiles painted with galleons, each 10cm square, a similar Pilkington’s training room example painted with a windmill, a Packard & Ord example painted with a mother and child probably by Rosalind Ord, framed, a blue painted example with a windmill by George Wooliscroft & Son, a German stencilled tile depicting a blue windmill by Grohner Wandplatten Fabriek, a small Ablett Bell & Co. example painted with a child holding balloons, and a screen printed tile by the Purbeck Decorative Tile Co. depicting a garden scene, designed by Sir John Bowman, 10cm square. Provenance: Blanchett Collection.