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This matt-gloss decorative vase was made around 1930 by Plateelbakkerij Regina. Both on the neck and on the belly floral mortars in the colours blue, red, yellow and beige on a black background are applied. The name of the Regina pottery, the model number ’57’, a crown, the name of the decor ‘Imbra’, the initials ‘WB’, ‘Gouda Holland’ and the painter’s signature can be found on the bottom.
Interior advice
This Gouda plated vase fits in both a classical and a modern interior. For example, you can place it on a TV cabinet, windowsill, (side) table or in a bookcase. You can also place a (silk) flower in it.
About Regina
Regina was a pottery established in Gouda in 1898 by Gerrit Frederik van der Want. The name refers to the coronation year (1898) of Queen Wilhelmina. In the early days, Regina produced the shiny plateel, but due to public demand, the mat plateel was introduced. The factory closed its doors in 1979.
