Petrus Regout - W.J. Rozendaal - Wall plate - Earthenware





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This 25.5 cm Art Deco earthenware commemorative plate was made in Maastricht in 1924 by Petrus Regout & Co, designed by Willem Jacob Rozendaal, and depicts the 1924 Netherlands–Dutch East Indies expedition, with brown and gold decoration and a 4.3 cm hairline crack.
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This is a commemorative wall plaque from 1924, made by Petrus Regout & Co in Maastricht, designed by Willem Jacob Rozendaal.
Commemorative plaque Dutch East Indies Expeditions 1924
Features of the plaque:
• Theme: The plaque commemorates the first Fokker F.VII airmail flight from the Netherlands to the Dutch East Indies in 1924.
• Central image: A Fokker F-VII aircraft above the clouds, the rising sun, and the words "HOLLAND" and "INDIA".
• Border decoration: Sailing ships on the sides and the motto at the bottom: "Zoo de ouden zeilden, vliegen de jongen" (a reference to the transition from seafaring to the new aviation toward the colony).
• Execution: Brown-and-white earthenware with gold accents, diameter 25.5 cm.
The plaque has a subtle 4.3 cm hairline crack; see the last 3 photos.
Sent by registered mail.
This is a commemorative wall plaque from 1924, made by Petrus Regout & Co in Maastricht, designed by Willem Jacob Rozendaal.
Commemorative plaque Dutch East Indies Expeditions 1924
Features of the plaque:
• Theme: The plaque commemorates the first Fokker F.VII airmail flight from the Netherlands to the Dutch East Indies in 1924.
• Central image: A Fokker F-VII aircraft above the clouds, the rising sun, and the words "HOLLAND" and "INDIA".
• Border decoration: Sailing ships on the sides and the motto at the bottom: "Zoo de ouden zeilden, vliegen de jongen" (a reference to the transition from seafaring to the new aviation toward the colony).
• Execution: Brown-and-white earthenware with gold accents, diameter 25.5 cm.
The plaque has a subtle 4.3 cm hairline crack; see the last 3 photos.
Sent by registered mail.

