De Porceleyne Fles, Delft - Wall plate - Earthenware - Market square in Essen around 1800

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Exclusive monumental oval wall plaque from Royal Delft (De Porceleyne Fles), 1979, in the rare Delsepia technique depicting the historic Marktplatz in Essen u m 1800; designed and hand-painted by Jan Dessens, limited edition 1/10, measuring 43 by 38 cm, 2 cm deep, ceramic, Netherlands origin, in new condition.

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Exclusive, monumental oval wall plaque from the world-famous earthenware factory De Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft) dating from 1979. This exceptional collector’s item is executed in the refined and rare Delsepia technique (sepia ink tones on a light background) and shows a historical cityscape.
Historical depiction
The plaque shows a detailed depiction of the historical "Marktplatz in Essen um 1800" with the prominent Marktkirche on the right side. Since large parts of this inner city were lost during World War II, this concerns a historically very valuable image.
Master potter-painter Jan Dessens
This specific piece is unique because it is fully designed (Design) and hand-painted (Ausführung) by the well-known chief designer and master potter-painter Jan Dessens (1921–2006). Dessens was one of the absolute pillars of the factory in the 20th century.
Extremely limited edition (Unicum)
The object is part of an extremely minimal series. This is piece number 1 of only 10 worldwide (Limit 1/10). This makes the plaque an extremely rare collector’s item for international collectors.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: De Porceleyne Fles / Royal Delft
• Year code: CY (stands for the manufacture year 1979)
• Style/Technique: Delsepia (hand-painted sepia)
• Painter/Designer: Jan Dessens (fully signed)
• Edition: Limited to only 10 pieces (1/10)
• Dimensions: Large plaque of no less than 43 cm wide and 38 cm high

Exclusive, monumental oval wall plaque from the world-famous earthenware factory De Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft) dating from 1979. This exceptional collector’s item is executed in the refined and rare Delsepia technique (sepia ink tones on a light background) and shows a historical cityscape.
Historical depiction
The plaque shows a detailed depiction of the historical "Marktplatz in Essen um 1800" with the prominent Marktkirche on the right side. Since large parts of this inner city were lost during World War II, this concerns a historically very valuable image.
Master potter-painter Jan Dessens
This specific piece is unique because it is fully designed (Design) and hand-painted (Ausführung) by the well-known chief designer and master potter-painter Jan Dessens (1921–2006). Dessens was one of the absolute pillars of the factory in the 20th century.
Extremely limited edition (Unicum)
The object is part of an extremely minimal series. This is piece number 1 of only 10 worldwide (Limit 1/10). This makes the plaque an extremely rare collector’s item for international collectors.

Specifications

• Manufacturer: De Porceleyne Fles / Royal Delft
• Year code: CY (stands for the manufacture year 1979)
• Style/Technique: Delsepia (hand-painted sepia)
• Painter/Designer: Jan Dessens (fully signed)
• Edition: Limited to only 10 pieces (1/10)
• Dimensions: Large plaque of no less than 43 cm wide and 38 cm high

Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Market square in Essen around 1800
Country of origin
Netherlands
Manufacturer/brand
De Porceleyne Fles, Delft
Material
Earthenware
Condition
As new - unused
Height
38 cm
Width
43 cm
Depth
2 cm
Estimated period
1979
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
10
Objects sold
Private

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