Petrus Regout - Vase (5) - Earthenware - Kaststel and decorative plates

Set consisting of a vase with a lid and a pair of open vases. The mention of 'Delft' in the mark on the bottom does not indicate the place of manufacture but refers to the type of decoration associated with traditional Delft pottery. The three-piece vase set was made in Maastricht in the late nineteenth or early twentieth century. The exact manufacturer is not entirely clear. The blue mark and the relief-embossed diamond were used, among others, by Mosa (Louis Regout) and the F. Regout company.
The vase with a lid is 31.5 cm tall, and the other two vases are 30 cm tall.
The vases are in excellent condition: without damages or repairs.

Two impressive earthenware wall plaques from the famous Maastricht brand Petrus Regout, each with a diameter of no less than 40 cm. The plaques are crafted in classic Delft blue and depict refined Dutch landscapes with farms, windmills, and figures by the water.
The design of the decorative depiction is by J. Sonneville. The edges are richly decorated with floral motifs.

The plates are in excellent condition. One plate has a small chip on the back (see photo), but this adds to its authenticity because you can see the color of the pottery there. When the plates are hung on the wall, this damage is not visible.