15~ 2 X 4 Mudcap bull nose Talavera pottery tile trim COBALT BLUE Clay hand made

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This for 15~ 2 X 4 Mudcap bull nose Talavera pottery tile trim COBALT BLUE Clay hand made Hand Painted and many purchased in the early 1990's and this is the glazed pottery produced in Mexico mostly in the region of Puebla due to the quality of clay in that region and is the oldest glazed ceramic in the Americas. If I no longer have the original tiles I have had them made for me again from Dolores Hidalgo Mexico. It is still made with the same techniques from hundreds of years ago. I have hundreds of these. Just let me know how many you need. The other photos are to show you some of the other trim available. I have or can get any color and quantity and style.These are first quality. No seconds. These are fantastic quality and half the price of retail. I pack very well and if any arrive broken or damaged I will replace for free. Each tile is individually hand wrapped in bubble wrap.This pottery has traveled a long way from Mexico to the States, to Venice, Italy and back again to the States many years later. I have hundreds of pieces to sell and some are from my own collection, some are from my sister's "stash" who passed away in 2005. When Juli was 19 she went to Italy for a visit and bravely made a choice that would change her life forever. I personally have hundreds and hundreds of tiles from when I used to sell them as a business years ago.In just one moment she decided to stay and made a life in Venice for over thirty years. While in Italy my sister was the consummate entrepreneur. She kept inventing clever ways to afford her lifestyle there. She found a way to get her horses from Texas to Venice, learned to shoe them herself and to afford the house and her equestrian lifestyle she imported used equestrian equipment from the States for resale in Venice which netted her at least double her investment.Next to her house was an artist studio she donated to the artist's community and one of the ways she supported this endeavor was by having about 200 Talavera pieces shipped to herself where she sold them for "donations". After she passed away I shipped over 100 boxes and her furniture back to myself here in the States and today started the task of unwrapping each of these pieces as well as my own collection I have put away for the past few years.I combine shipping for the smaller pieces like this.Immediate positive feedback upon receipt of payment. Paypal preferred but I will gladly accept other methods.SMOKE FREE/PET FREE home.Always 100% buyer satisfaction guarantee or money back!Absolutely NOTHING past this point has to do with THIS listing. No small print to read.If this is all you need to know to buy this pottery OR, if you would like toknow the story of the person who owned this and read about an incredible life lived in the most romantic city in the world,then sit back in your desk chair and enjoy...I was living in Padova, Italy in the early 70's with my husband and children. My little sister, only 19 at the time, came to visit me from the States.She decided to take a train ride to Venice by herself and there she met, Paolo. He was quite a bit older but he intrigued her.He was working on his Venetian sailboat. She approached him and asked half jokingly if he would give her a ride on his sailboat.He did and he took her around to all of the islands. He spoke little English and she spoke no Italian but there was something there.She had just come from a traumatic situation in the States. Her fiance had died suddenly and she was devastated.Paolo was the distraction she needed. She said he was a gentleman, old school, would not let her pay for anything and she enjoyed the quiet between them.This quiet grew into an unlikely romance and they married.Juli on her first day in Padova. No one had seen that smile in months. Working briefly as a nanny this is Juliwith one of her "charges". She was becoming a true Venetian.Paolo was an artist and did not own a camera. In those early ... read more

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