1580 - 1625 (early 17th c.); 
three different domestic animals of the hunt: deer, hare and fox, as well as a dog; all in Moorish diamond; polychrome;
corner motif: palmette in reserve (collected  separately) 

1600 - 1630; 
oranges and marigolds in quatrefoil; polychrome; corner motif: palmette in reserve

province Holland or Zeeland, 1610 - 1650; four polychrome flowervases in Moorish diamond; 
corner motif palmette in reserve
(different firings)

partly probalbly Gouda, 
1620 - 1640;
nine flowers; polychrome;
corner motif: lily
(different firings)

Rotterdam or Delft, 1620 - 1650;
baluster-tiles; blue; corner motif: lily; left: four different flowervases, right: three animals, roebuck, deer, dog, and a beater with his club

Rotterdam, 1620 - 1650;
different tiles with figure-decor in accolades; blue; two hares, one cow, each painted with a human face, and milkmaid; corner motif: winged leaf 
(collected separately)

1620 - 1660;
different motifs in scalloped border; differently blue; jumping deer, Lady with fan, landscape with farm-stead, flower vase; corner motif: fretwork (collected separately) 

1620 - 1650;
tulip in oval border; blue; corner motif: three dot; each tile approx. 12,9 x 12,9 x 1,1 cm

Haarlem, 1620 - 1660; Haarlemer tiles; blue and red; corner motif: modified lily; 12,8 x 12,8 x 1,2 cm

1625 - 1650,
four animals: lion, hare, bear and goat in jagged diamond; blue; corner motif: lily; each tile approx. 13,4 x 13,4 x 1,4 cm

possibly Delft, 1625 - 1660; 
four soldiers: musketeer with morion presenting his gun, at the hip a rapier; pikeman with large felt hat, in his hand a spear and at the hip a rapier; musketeer with large felt hat, shouldered musket and a gunfork in his hand, at the hip a rapier; musketeer with morion, in his hands a gun ready for firing, at the hip a rapier; blue; corner motif: lily; probably painted after engravings by Jacob de Gheyn (1607) 

1630 - 1650; 
four flowers, inter alia two tulips; in jagged diamond; polychrome; corner motif: lily (collected separately)

1630 - 1670 (mid-17th c.); human figures: monk, fluteplayer (soldier), angler and gentleman; blue; corner motif ox-head (collected separately) 

probably Middelburg, 2nd half of 17th c.; different riders; blue; corner motifs: ox-head or spider 

Utrecht, approx. 1680; four biblical scenes; blue; corner motif: spider; all tiles approx. 13,5 x 13,5 x 1,0 cm: King David as psalm-poet, depicted with his harp going by carriage (Book of Psalms); Stephen gets stoned (Acts VII.58.,59.); Moses shows the new tables of the Ten Commandments (Exodus XXXIV.29.-32.); Judit beheads Holofernes (Judit XIII.7.,8.) 

1670 - 1730; small motifs without corner motif; left: all tiles approx. 1680; flowers and once redcurrant each with insect; each tile approx. 12,7 x 12,7 x 1,1 cm; right: all tiles approx. 1700; small motifs: two flowers, fruit (pear), butterfly; each tile approx.  12,7 x 12,7 x 0,9/0,8 cm

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