Help identify kitchen floor tiles

[bohma2000]

It may be a long shot but can anybody name these tiles? At a guess, I'd say they are 15 or more years old. The old kitchen was tiled to the edges of the base units. I've just put in a new kitchen and hoped (in vain) the units would cover the gap.

Otherwise, could anyone suggest a work around with, maybe different colour tiles? I've thought of using rapid setting cement and then painting it a similar colour but it would be very hard to match that effect. If I put down vinyl the bevels on the tile edges would probably show through.

 

[Gazzer]

?????????

 

[Ian]

I recognise that one, that's the ghost tile. An easy one to spot

 

[CJ]

Padova...........

Anyone else gonna take a stab?

 

[Martyn Leeds]

B&Q sell them ones I think

 

[Gazzer]

Too new for Provencale i think soooooooooo.... Octagon and dot ???

 

[Mr Tiler]

you need to put the pic up mate.... bri that is the most useful post from you this month lol

 

[Ian]

you need to put the pic up mate.... bri that is the most useful post from you this month lol

I'm still waiting for one from you

 

[Chalker]

Is it these?

 

[bohma2000]

you need to put the pic up mate.... bri that is the most useful post from you this month lol

I tried putting in a link to photos in photobucket but the post keeps getting denied by the forum. I've put it in the Trackback box. Hopefully that will work

 

[Mr Tiler]

try tiny pic .com

 

[bohma2000]

 

[bohma2000]

Tried tiny pic but that's denied too. I've uploaded photos but now they have to be checked by the moderator :-(

 

[Ian]

They are on now, post 12.

 

[thompsonbrown]

Possibility, Petro de la sissi, 450mm sq.
This is just a shot in the dark though.
So many tiles, so hard to judge.