Plateelbakkerij Deventer - Wall plate - Porcelain - Art Nouveau wall shelf

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John Laurance
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Thirty years' experience in decorative objects and two decades as shop owner.

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Hand-painted Art Nouveau wall plate by Plateelbakkerij Deventer (J. Bazuin), porcelain from the Netherlands, diameter 35 cm and height 4 cm, dating to circa 1950–1960, with the “Vogels 2” decor and JB monogram, in good condition with minor age-related wear and a professionally restored lower rim.

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Groot Hand-Painted Art Nouveau Style Wall Plate – Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" (J. Bazuin) – Decor "Vogels 2" – circa 1950/1960.

Beautiful and rare hand-painted polychrome ceramic wall plate, produced by Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" (under the leadership of J. Bazuin) in the mid-20th century (circa the 1950s/1960s).

This impressive plate is a premium, nostalgic homage to the glory days of early Dutch Art Nouveau (Jugendstil). The front features a highly detailed, vibrant bird motif with gracefully flowing lines and stylized flora, directly inspired by the iconic designs of the world-famous Rozenburg Rozenburg (Haagsche Plateelfabriek) from the period 1900–1905.

Because Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" was a relatively small postwar studio, objects from this workshop are far less widespread than the well-known Gouda majolica. This makes the plate a particularly special collectible for enthusiasts of Dutch ornamental pottery and regional craft history.

Features and markings on the back:
Monogram: Hand-painted elegant 'JB' monogram, the initials of founder/owner J. Bazuin.
Text: Fully hand-signed with "Deventer Holland" and the decor name "Vogels 2".
Marks: Equipped with a green hand-painted atelier/signature mark at the bottom.
Size: Diameter about 30 cm.

Condition:
The plate is in a beautiful, glossy, decorative state with the natural, fine age craquelure in the glaze. Note: The plate has undergone an older restoration along the lower edge (filling of a rim chip). This professional restoration is optically very neatly integrated into the purple line pattern on the front, so the plate retains its fantastic visual and decorative appearance on the wall. On the back, the varnish of this restoration has yellowed somewhat over the years (see detail photos). No cracks or large hairlines.

The piece will, of course, be packed with the utmost care and professionalism and sent by registered/insured mail.

Seller's Story

If something moves me, I buy it. It’s that simple, really. Since 2008 I scour here and abroad, always looking for that one object with a soul. Whether it’s an ancient antique piece or modern design: if it radiates craftsmanship and character, I’m hooked. I enjoy giving these finds a new home. Take a look around, and I hope my passion for quality touches you as well.
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Groot Hand-Painted Art Nouveau Style Wall Plate – Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" (J. Bazuin) – Decor "Vogels 2" – circa 1950/1960.

Beautiful and rare hand-painted polychrome ceramic wall plate, produced by Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" (under the leadership of J. Bazuin) in the mid-20th century (circa the 1950s/1960s).

This impressive plate is a premium, nostalgic homage to the glory days of early Dutch Art Nouveau (Jugendstil). The front features a highly detailed, vibrant bird motif with gracefully flowing lines and stylized flora, directly inspired by the iconic designs of the world-famous Rozenburg Rozenburg (Haagsche Plateelfabriek) from the period 1900–1905.

Because Plateelbakkerij "Deventer" was a relatively small postwar studio, objects from this workshop are far less widespread than the well-known Gouda majolica. This makes the plate a particularly special collectible for enthusiasts of Dutch ornamental pottery and regional craft history.

Features and markings on the back:
Monogram: Hand-painted elegant 'JB' monogram, the initials of founder/owner J. Bazuin.
Text: Fully hand-signed with "Deventer Holland" and the decor name "Vogels 2".
Marks: Equipped with a green hand-painted atelier/signature mark at the bottom.
Size: Diameter about 30 cm.

Condition:
The plate is in a beautiful, glossy, decorative state with the natural, fine age craquelure in the glaze. Note: The plate has undergone an older restoration along the lower edge (filling of a rim chip). This professional restoration is optically very neatly integrated into the purple line pattern on the front, so the plate retains its fantastic visual and decorative appearance on the wall. On the back, the varnish of this restoration has yellowed somewhat over the years (see detail photos). No cracks or large hairlines.

The piece will, of course, be packed with the utmost care and professionalism and sent by registered/insured mail.

Seller's Story

If something moves me, I buy it. It’s that simple, really. Since 2008 I scour here and abroad, always looking for that one object with a soul. Whether it’s an ancient antique piece or modern design: if it radiates craftsmanship and character, I’m hooked. I enjoy giving these finds a new home. Take a look around, and I hope my passion for quality touches you as well.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
Art Nouveau wall shelf
Country of origin
Netherlands
Designer/artist/maker
Plateelbakkerij Deventer
Material
Porcelain
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
4 cm
Width
0 cm
Diameter
35 cm
Depth
0 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
The NetherlandsVerified
1807
Objects sold
100%
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