Plate - Ceramic - Quote board
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A ceramic Spreukenbord in Art Nouveau style from the Netherlands, dating to 1910–1920, with 23 cm height, width and depth, in white, blue and yellow, and in good used condition with minor signs of aging.
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Description from the seller
The one who comes in here as a friend.
It never comes early, it always comes late.
This plate is unmarked. Plates from the same series are marked with a Potkachel, with 'Holland Handelsmerk' underneath.
At the Het Schip Museum in Amsterdam, there is an extensive collection of this kind of signs. Therefore, here is the reference to the Amsterdam School.
These signs are often attributed to designer Christiaan Johannes (Chris) van der Hoef. There is indeed a sign known to be by his hand, bearing the same image as the sign from this series Oost west, thuis best.
Seller's Story
My passion for unique objects started early. From antique markets to garage sales, I was always searching for hidden treasures. Later, I learned the ins and outs of the trade at an auction house, and eventually, I decided to forge my own path as an independent dealer. Every day, I work to shape my shop further, and Catawiki is a fantastic platform to expand my collection and share my passion with others.
Finding unique pieces, carefully giving them a second life, and then offering them in my online store. I trust my eye for quality, my sense of style, and my craftsmanship.
Translated by Google TranslateThe one who comes in here as a friend.
It never comes early, it always comes late.
This plate is unmarked. Plates from the same series are marked with a Potkachel, with 'Holland Handelsmerk' underneath.
At the Het Schip Museum in Amsterdam, there is an extensive collection of this kind of signs. Therefore, here is the reference to the Amsterdam School.
These signs are often attributed to designer Christiaan Johannes (Chris) van der Hoef. There is indeed a sign known to be by his hand, bearing the same image as the sign from this series Oost west, thuis best.
Seller's Story
My passion for unique objects started early. From antique markets to garage sales, I was always searching for hidden treasures. Later, I learned the ins and outs of the trade at an auction house, and eventually, I decided to forge my own path as an independent dealer. Every day, I work to shape my shop further, and Catawiki is a fantastic platform to expand my collection and share my passion with others.
Finding unique pieces, carefully giving them a second life, and then offering them in my online store. I trust my eye for quality, my sense of style, and my craftsmanship.
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Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Quote board
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Material
Ceramic
Style
Art Nouveau
Colour
Blue, White, Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
23 cm
Width
23 cm
Diameter
23 cm
Depth
23 cm
Estimated Period
1910-1920
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