Plate (4) - Earthenware - 4 earthenware plates WWII
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Four in good used condition, 1940–1945 period earthenware plates from the Netherlands, each with a 23 cm diameter (one 24 cm) and one 18.5 cm plate, produced by Société-Céramique Maastricht, Booths, Koninklijke Goedewaagen Gouda and plateelbakkerij Zuid-Holland, titled 4 aardewerk borden WO II and related to World War II themes.
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Four decorative plaques from or relating to World War II.
1.
Plaque from 1945, issued in connection with the Liberation of the Netherlands. Germany takes a beating, as indicated by the crushed flag.
Diameter 23 cm.
Manufactured by Société-Céramique Maastricht. Excellent condition.
2.
British commemorative plaque, see also the text on the reverse. Text on the front: "The Netherlands shall rise again, London, 1941". With the image and the W of Queen Wilhelmina (in exile in England).
The purpose was to raise money through the sale of these plaques.
Diameter 24 cm.
Produced by the English crockery brand Booths (Silocon China).
Two hairlines in the rim, lower left.
3.
Liberation plaque WWII, made at Koninklijke Goedewaagen in Gouda in 1945.
Diameter 18.5 cm.
Numbered edition; this is plaque 1061.
In top condition.
4.
Liberation plaque 5 May 1945, made at plateel factory Zuid-Holland.
Text:
"What once trembled, what faltered
You always faithfully kept watch
Yes, you remain as in the past
Our symbol of courage and strength"
Excellent condition. Diameter 23 cm
NO SHIPPING TO THE U.S.A.
Four decorative plaques from or relating to World War II.
1.
Plaque from 1945, issued in connection with the Liberation of the Netherlands. Germany takes a beating, as indicated by the crushed flag.
Diameter 23 cm.
Manufactured by Société-Céramique Maastricht. Excellent condition.
2.
British commemorative plaque, see also the text on the reverse. Text on the front: "The Netherlands shall rise again, London, 1941". With the image and the W of Queen Wilhelmina (in exile in England).
The purpose was to raise money through the sale of these plaques.
Diameter 24 cm.
Produced by the English crockery brand Booths (Silocon China).
Two hairlines in the rim, lower left.
3.
Liberation plaque WWII, made at Koninklijke Goedewaagen in Gouda in 1945.
Diameter 18.5 cm.
Numbered edition; this is plaque 1061.
In top condition.
4.
Liberation plaque 5 May 1945, made at plateel factory Zuid-Holland.
Text:
"What once trembled, what faltered
You always faithfully kept watch
Yes, you remain as in the past
Our symbol of courage and strength"
Excellent condition. Diameter 23 cm
NO SHIPPING TO THE U.S.A.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
4 earthenware plates WWII
Number of objects
4
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
Earthenware
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
3.2 cm
Width
23 cm
Diameter
23 cm
Depth
23 cm
Estimated period
1940 - 1945
