Extra Large 15.5” Vintage Boch Delft Blue Wall Charger

This impressive and oversized Delft Blue wall charger was crafted by the renowned Belgian manufacturer Boch (La Louvière) in the mid-20th century. The central scene features a serene, atmospheric riverside landscape with traditional windmills and cottages, framed by an intricate floral border.
The artwork is a faithful reproduction of a painting by Fredericus van Rossum du Chattel (1856–1917), a celebrated master of the Hague School, famous for his poetic depictions of the Dutch countryside. This large-scale piece showcases the timeless elegance of blue and white pottery and serves as a magnificent "statement piece" for any interior.
The charger plate is in excellent vintage condition, with no chips, cracks, or repairs. The reverse is equipped with pre-drilled holes, making it ready for immediate wall mounting. Please review photos, as they are an integral part of the description.

Product details:

• Dimensions: Diameter 15 1/2" × Height 2"
• Technique: Delftware ceramic, underglaze white-blue decoration
• Origin: Belgium (Boch Frères)
• Date: Mid-20th century
• Signature:  Stamped “Boch Belgium Delfts” on the base
• Condition: Excellent vintage condition; no damage
  

Boch Frères Keramis, founded in 1841, is one of Europe’s most prestigious ceramic producers. This specific design pays homage to Frederick van Rossum du Chattel, a master of the Hague School, whose poetic landscapes defined the "Golden Age" of Dutch atmospheric painting. In American "Grandmillennial" and "Coastal" interiors, an oversized Boch charger like this is highly coveted for its scale, historical depth, and classic Mediterranean-inspired palette.