I wouldn't even call it tile,look's like hardboard compostite.

Building board or beaver board by the looks of it to me. Not asbestos from chair.

Christine-

Sorry, but I can't agree with the previous comments. It does look like tiles or tile panels to me, and it was fairly common up until the 1980's for such products and other, similar ceiling coverings to contain asbestos. Here is a link that discusses this in more detail: How to identify asbestos ceiling tiles

No one can tell you for certain just by looking at photos if your tiles do contain asbestos, but it is not very expensive (< $100 typically) for a certified asbestos testing lab to do an analysis of a small sample. That way you'll know for certain if you have a problem, or whether you can have remove them without worries. What you don't want to do is tear them out, have second thoughts, and then find that you have unnecessarily created a health hazard for your family.

You should be able to get a list of accredited labs from the local or State agency that has responsibility for environment and air quality where you live. And if you are not close to one, it's easy to contact a lab and get instructions for how to mail a sample for testing.