Extra Large Vintage Boch Belgium Delft Style Wall Plate – Blue & White Sleigh Scene 15.5”
Extra Large Vintage Boch Belgium Delft Style Wall Plate – Blue & White Sleigh Scene 15.5”
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A striking extra large ceramic charger produced by Boch Belgium in the mid-20th century, featuring a classic Delft-style blue and white composition. The central scene depicts a romantic winter sleigh ride, rendered with fine detail and framed by an ornate floral border typical of traditional European decorative ceramics.
The scale and visual richness of the piece make it a strong focal point, equally suited for wall display or as a decorative centerpiece. The monochromatic palette enhances the timeless character of the design, allowing it to blend effortlessly into both traditional and eclectic interiors.
The plate is marked “Boch Belgium Delfts” on the reverse, confirming its origin and connection to one of Europe’s most respected ceramic manufacturers.
The reverse also features built-in holes for hanging, allowing the piece to be easily displayed on the wall.
This piece is in very good vintage condition with no cracks, chips, or repairs. Please review all photos carefully, 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: Boch, Belgium
- Date: Mid-20th century
- Signature: Marked “Boch Belgium Delfts” on the base
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Condition: Very good vintage condition; no cracks or chips
Delftware, originating in the Netherlands in the 17th century, is a form of tin-glazed earthenware known for its distinctive blue and white decoration inspired by Chinese porcelain. Its enduring popularity led to widespread production across Europe, including Belgium, where manufacturers such as Boch adapted the style with their own decorative interpretations. These pieces combine traditional craftsmanship with regional design influences, making them highly collectible examples of European ceramic heritage.
Boch Frères Keramis, founded in 1841 in La Louvière, Belgium, became one of the leading ceramic producers in Europe. Known for both functional and decorative wares, the company gained recognition for its quality craftsmanship and stylistic diversity, from Art Deco innovations to reinterpretations of historical ceramic traditions such as Delftware.
