Pair of Wall Plaques from 1933 Worlds Fair Chicago

In the style of 17th and 18th century Delftware, this pair of large polychrome faience wall plaques are from Holland, a region of the Netherlands. Hand-painted faience from Holland, such as this pair from the 1800’s, were typically painted in the traditional cobalt blue and white, however our plaques have vibrant colors that enhance two distinct scenes. Both plaques feature a roughly ovate shape molding and sinuous cutouts, typically seen in Dutch faience after the 17th century. These contoured edges have been painted with a nondescript motif consisting of quick brush strokes using blue paint. The plaque on the left in our main photo depicts Jesus washing the feet of his disciples. Most of the followers are clad in blue, green, or gold robes...

WMF, a pair of brass wall plaques, the centres embossed with a lady's and gentleman's heads within running strawberry borders.

Pair of Rustic French style resin (faux terra cotta) bleached round wall plaque medallions with game and trophy motifs and a bow-knot top (PRICED AS ...

Antique pair of wall plaques of Orientalist figures French, late 19th century Measures: Height 45cm, width 37cm, depth 18cm The beautiful pla...

These handsome wall plaques are very well executed. There is great attention paid to detail in these birds.

Pair of American Mission /Arts & Crafts green porcelain rectangular wall plaques with scenes of man and woman in farming landscape (PRICED AS PAIR).