Petrus Regout - Platter - Earthenware - Amsterdam School scale
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Dutch Amsterdamse School earthenware serving bowl designed in 1924 by Richard Roland Horst for NOF Calve, produced by Petrus Regout Maastricht, with geometric decoration and the NOF lettering and yellow flourishes on the rim and base symbolising the yolk, dimensions height 4 cm, width 30.5 cm, depth 30.5 cm, in reasonable condition with heavy wear and possible small parts missing.
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An Amsterdam School (Art Deco) serving dish, designed by Richard Roland Horst in 1924 for the Nederlandse Olie Fabrieken (NOF) Calve.
The dish was manufactured by Petrus Regout in Maastricht and was part of a savings promotion where caps from oil bottles could be exchanged.
The serving dish was issued on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the oil factories in Delft.
The decoration contains geometric patterns and the letters NOF (Nederlandse Olie Fabrieken).
The striking yellow swirls on the rim and bottom symbolize beaten egg yolk and refer to the production of salad oil and mayonnaise.
Dimensions
Height 4.5 cm
Width 32 cm
Depth 23 cm
Photos give a clear picture of the quality and are part of the description. See small chips. And small hairline cracks.
During the holiday period, in the month of August, shipping may take longer than you are used to; after payment a maximum of 12 working days.
The whole is well packed and shipped with track and trace. The shipping costs also include the costs for packing materials and transport. Pickup is only possible when the lot is auctioned for more than €50 and, of course, by appointment during office hours.
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An Amsterdam School (Art Deco) serving dish, designed by Richard Roland Horst in 1924 for the Nederlandse Olie Fabrieken (NOF) Calve.
The dish was manufactured by Petrus Regout in Maastricht and was part of a savings promotion where caps from oil bottles could be exchanged.
The serving dish was issued on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the oil factories in Delft.
The decoration contains geometric patterns and the letters NOF (Nederlandse Olie Fabrieken).
The striking yellow swirls on the rim and bottom symbolize beaten egg yolk and refer to the production of salad oil and mayonnaise.
Dimensions
Height 4.5 cm
Width 32 cm
Depth 23 cm
Photos give a clear picture of the quality and are part of the description. See small chips. And small hairline cracks.
During the holiday period, in the month of August, shipping may take longer than you are used to; after payment a maximum of 12 working days.
The whole is well packed and shipped with track and trace. The shipping costs also include the costs for packing materials and transport. Pickup is only possible when the lot is auctioned for more than €50 and, of course, by appointment during office hours.
18th century faience, North German faience, Scandinavian faience, hand-painted faience, antique faience, tin glaze faience, faience 1775 1800, European faience, antique ceramic, signed faience, VM D initials, faience, Norddeutsch ceramic, 18th century faience, antique tin-glazed earthenware, Scandinavian pottery, antique European pottery, museum-quality faience, collectible antique ceramics, hand-painted faience, antique Nordic pottery, antique Delft-style faience
Details
Era
1400-1900
Title additional information
Amsterdam School scale
Material
Earthenware
Manufacturer/brand
Petrus Regout
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
Height
4 cm
Width
30.5 cm
Depth
30.5 cm
Estimated period
1750-1800
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