Victorian floor tiles?

[IsabellaRockerfeller]

Can anyone recommend where I can get some nice and not too expensive victorian floor tiles to lay in the entrance hall of my victorian terraced house?

All the ones I've seen are about £200 per m2 which I can't afford as we have a big hall!!

Thanks x

Walls and floors do some. We bought some for our utility. It was cheaper to buy the white and black separately rather than as a set. I found they did great samples which was helpful (and saved me from some dreadful mistakes). What type of pattern do you want?

Topps Tiles do some encaustic ones, which are the kind you often find in the hallways of Victorian houses - maybe some like the Canterbury, Salisbury or Westminster on this page?

Thanks insert, I'll look at walls and floors.

I'm thinking a fairly simple pattern, not too fussy. Any ideas?

Or some of the vintage range from Tons of Tiles (they are online only, but I just bought a load of metro tiles from them and they were very good).

Ooh I'm liking those Westminster tiles exexpat!

After much research we bought olde english tiles, but they are expensive. there is a company in Kent that sells thrm cheaper I think called decoramic but they are also expensive. installation is very important and you need to use specialists. Our hall of 12 sq metres vost us £8,000...