Lot of 4 Antique New Orleans Slate Roofing Tiles – 1800s French Quarter Buildings – Decoupaged Wall Art
A distinctive set of four antique slate roofing tiles, each salvaged from 19th‑century New Orleans buildings and later transformed into decorative decoupaged wall hangings. Every tile has drilled holes and a leather cord for easy display. Strong architectural‑salvage appeal with excellent storytelling provenance.
Included in This LotBrulatour Courtyard (Bourbon Street)
- From an early 1800s building once owned by merchant Lemoyne
- Size: 6 × 5 in.
Pirates Alley (Royal Street)
- From an early Royal Street structure owned by retired plantation owner Marcel Plauché
- Size: 6 × 5.25 in.
LaBranche Building (Royal Street)
- From a historic Royal Street property also tied to Marcel Plauché
- Size: 6 × 5.25 in.
The Delta Queen (Charles Street)
- From an 1800s building originally owned by noted merchant Bosch
- Size: 7 × 5.5 in.
Condition
- Authentic antique slate with natural weathering, edge wear, and surface irregularities typical of 19th‑century roofing material
- Decoupage surfaces remain vivid and well‑preserved
- Each tile drilled and fitted with a leather hanging cord
Highlights
- Genuine architectural salvage from historic New Orleans buildings
- Four themed scenes with unified display value
- Ideal for collectors of New Orleans history, folk art, or 1800s building materials
- Ready to hang
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