Metal tops with relief tiles of fireplace mantels

sorry I have no idea of what these are called. They came off of two different fireplace mantels in a church. The black ones were on one end of one and the white one in the middle of one. Is there a name for these? Also any way to figure who made the unmarked tiles? I am right in assuming around 1900 for the date?
TIA, Bryan

 

Nice! Even nicer if they turn out to be by Low.

Others here may recognize the back and be able to offer other possibilities or even a positive ID.

 

If I saw those tiles here, I'd say earlier: mid 19th C. They show Renaissance heads. Cast iron. I suppose pediment isn't a bad word.

Interesting that they came from a church, they don't look religious.

 

I can find nothing like these and I have tried every keyword I can think of

 

https://www.urbanremainschicago.com/products/architectural/majolica-fireplace-tile.html

Not really the same ... but they are selling some Victorian period fireplace tiles with faces on them

 

I think she looks like Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm. BWDIK?

 

It was just dirt and dust

 

Nope

 

I've seen similar tiles in situ in London at the Liberal Club and elsewhere. Those were Doulton Lambeth, I think.