Roebling Bridge Tile, Teton Plates

Roebling Bridge Tile, Teton PlatesOpened in 1866, the John A. Roebling Suspension Bridge held the title of the longest suspension bridge in the world at the time. Spanning the Ohio River between Ohio and Kentucky, it remains a lasting symbol of engineering innovation and regional unity. Details: 6x6 ceramic tile Glazed in Teton (blue with subtle crazing) Part of our City Scene Collection, a series of handcrafted tiles celebrating Cincinnatis most beloved landmarks. Compatible with our

" — Julia Lipovsky

and the spirit of the city

it remains a lasting symbol of engineering innovation and regional unity

clean and modern numerals

detailed with understated leaves and botanical motifs that bring quiet elegance with overwhelming the form

with hand-drawn flowers and shapeshifting portraits etched across a subtle gradient

Holds: 52 fluid oz

the form reveals itself: tall

their movement evoking a joyful figure in motion over the vessel's surface

Mold #2134

Drawing inspiration from Rookwood’s most celebrated glazes of the late 19th century

ready for you to pick up at a later date and cherish for years to come