Union Terminal Tile, Shadow emilia

Union Terminal Tile, Shadow emiliaCompleted in 1933, Cincinnati Union Terminal is one of the finest examples of Art Deco architecture in the United States. Originally built as a major train station, it now houses museums that celebrate science, history, and the spirit of the city. Details: 6x6 ceramic tile Glazed in Shadow (warm, muted gray with subtle crazing) Part of our City Scene Collection, a series of handcrafted tiles celebrating Cincinnatis most beloved landmarks. Compatible

75” tall and 8” at its widest

Rising along the Ohio River

One-of-a-kind plate

These mirrored tiles display rooks perched on the outer frame of the tile

Findlay Market in Cincinnati was established in 1855

colors may vary from pictured

Also available in Wisteria

Near the top

Abel worked with Rookwood Pottery from 1919 to 1932

Swimmers is a salute to summers in the water

Originally a nod to Cincinnati’s 19th-century meatpacking industry

glowing sheen that invites a closer look