60?s tile. They have Monarch on the back. They could use a little cleaning from the thinset and grout. They are about 4 inches. Some are from the shower and some from the walls. I'm about to take the floor tiles up but they don't look to hot and I don't know if I can save them from breaking. If you want to know more, please email me at deloachden1@yahoo.com . I'll probably list them on eBay if I don't get a response soon. Ellen on March 9th, 2009 2:03 pm I adore my parents' pink bathroom in their early 1960s home. I pledge to continue advocating that they keep their pink tile along with the light brown and pink floral wallpaper with splashes of silver as well as the tiny mirror that's painted with a pink and brown Vogue cover from the 1910s or 20s. What can I say? I'm a sentimental gal. A year ago while house-shopping, we saw a wonderful two-bedroom GI Bill style house with a pink bathroom -- small pink squares going halfway up the wall, gloss white painted walls above it, and shiny chrome faucets. I fell in love with the bathroom and even Mr. Bassora thought the bathroom was really nice. We have now owned the house for a year. Mr. Bassora added a pink toilet seat on the white American Standard (he actually likes pink ... for the bathroom). A clear shower curtain (being held up by white flowers) allow us to