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Hand-Painted Delft Plate – “Return of the Flock” after Anton Mauve

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A large, hand-painted tin-glazed earthenware plate by De Porceleyne Fles, featuring a blue-and-white pastoral scene inspired by Anton Mauve’s 1887 painting Return of the Flock. The plate includes a printed De Porceleyne Fles mark on the back, dating it between circa 1887–1904. Although the painter’s initials and year code are missing, the artwork is consistent with known Delft pieces from the period.

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I would like to know more about the rarity and potential value of this Delft plate. Is this type of piece considered collectible, and how frequently does it appear on the market? Additionally, are there any comparable works or sales that you’re aware of?

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Approximately 40 cm in diameter
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Hello,

I am afraid you ask your questions on the wrong website, values are never discussed here.  Your description of the plate sounds accurate but it is not tin-glazed, the craquele is not consistent with that.

Kind regards,
Patrick

Dear Madam/Sir, the image on your plate does not match the original work by Anton Mauve known as The Return of the Flock, 100.2 x 161.3 cm, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Since the year code and the details of the pottery artist are missing from your plate, it appears that your plate is not part of De Porceleyne Fles's production. It is not tin-glazed. Sincerely, jvdh.

Geachte mevrouw, heer, de afbeelding op uw schotel komt niet overeen met het origineel werk van Anton Mauve bekend onder de naam The Return of the Flock, 100,2 x 161,3 cm, Philadelphia Museum of Art. Daar de jaarcode en plateelschildergegevens op uw schotel ontbreken lijkt het erop dat uw schotel niet behoort tot de bedrijfsproductie van De Porceleyne Fles, is geen tinglazuur, groet jvdh. ''''