Ceramic tiles cover walls and floors, roofs and pavements, furniture and stoves, and can be seen in churches, mosques, pubs, shops, hospitals and homes in Birmingham. They are often combined with other forms of ceramics such as terracotta, faience and mosaic.
Some examples include:
Moseley Road Baths
This building has a Gothic renaissance red brick and terracotta frontage, [...]
Tag Archives: Moseley Road Baths
Ceramics in Birmingham
June 16, 2010 – 7:17 pm
New Images of Moseley Baths and a new open day.
August 10, 2009 – 10:23 pm
I’m going to cheat and quote in full from Jon Bounds post:
Beautiful set of pics from inside Moseley Road Baths from this weekend’s Birmingham Flickr meet. They’re the work of Emma Jones, who has certainly developed an attachment to the building:
it’s in a dreadful state. There seem to be a lot of little things that [...]
Moseley Road Preservation Society
November 16, 2008 – 7:38 pm
A new group has sprung up on the internet. The Moseley Road Preservation Society is organising partly through the social networking website Facebook. To see what they’re up to you will need to use (or create) a facebook account for the link here.
Terry Grimley recenly wrote in the Birmingham Post that the Number 50 bus [...]
Birmingham has 2 of Britain’s 10 most endangered Victorian Buildings
September 25, 2008 – 10:55 am
Why has Birmingham got two buildings in the Victorian Society’s list of the ten most threatened in the country? Read our latest blog post to find out which buildings they are and how they got there. Just click below.
Heritage Open Days 2007 – Moseley Road Baths
September 11, 2007 – 1:49 pm
This image is one of a number taken by Brett Wilde. You can find more of his photos of Birmingham’s buildings here.
