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Painter/Rehaber
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Location: Toledo, OH
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Antique Metal Tiles
Have any of you ran across antique 4x4 metal wall tiles? I have only seen them twice. I have them in my kitchen but I don't know if they installed at the time of construction in 1926 or during a remodel. And I bought a box at an estate sale because they are unique.
Does anyone know what era they are from? I couldn't find any information on the internet.
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Re: Antique Metal Tiles
interlocking or butt together? I may have some info, but that would help to know.
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Re: Antique Metal Tiles
they butt together. They are a lot like the plactic tiles only they are made of an aluminum alloy with a factory finish.
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