De Porceleyne Fles Delft Blauwe Plaquette met Landschap na F.J. du Chattel - 1927

The tin glazed earthenware plaque decorated in shades of blue with a Dutch landscape with a channel with Dutch brown sailing vessels between houses and trees. 
Under right: naar F.J. du Chattel.  After a painting by Fredericus Jacobus van Rossum du Chattel. (Leiden 1856 - 1917 Yokohama – Japan.)
He painted a lot near the river Vecht in the state Utrecht. Surrounded on the rim with stylized flowers and leaves.
On the top the pierced rimmed hanger.
Signed on the back in underglaze blue for:
DE PORCELEYNE FLES  -  ROYAL DELFT
DELFT - HOLLAND  &   AW  = 1927
Two painters worked on this painting on clay.
Painter’s initials: VA = Thomas van Arum  
Employment dates: 31 March 1890 - 1945. 
Painter’s initials: VK = Antonius Johannes van Kampenhout
Employment dates: 1892 – 1942
Literature:
Shown in: Royal Delft a guide to the Porceleyne Fles by Rick Erickson on page 183 with rarity 2. Model: Applique no 4. XII.5

Height: 26,2 cm. (10,3 inches.)
Width:  29 cm.    (11,4 inches.)      
Weight:  762 Grams.