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Vintage Serving Platter - Delta Noix - Boch - c1960s

Vintage Serving Platter - Delta Noix - Boch - c1960s

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This beautiful vintage oval serving platter by Boch showcases the Delta Noix pattern, a testament to the elegance and quality of Belgian craftsmanship.

With intricate detailing and an earthy yet refined colour palette, this piece brings timeless sophistication to your table. The Delta Noix pattern highlights Boch's mastery in creating unique designs, where bold geometric motifs and classic lines merge effortlessly.

Founded in 1841 in La Louvière, Belgium, Boch Frères Keramis, commonly known as Boch, has become a hallmark of European ceramics. Celebrated for its fine faience and innovative approach, Boch’s legacy includes a range of styles influenced by Art Nouveau and Art Deco, with pieces like the Delta Noix offering a nod to both tradition and contemporary design. Known for durable, high-quality ceramics, Boch's designs remain highly sought after, with pieces like this platter prized by collectors worldwide.

Whether for entertaining or as a statement decor piece, this Delta Noix serving platter adds a touch of European history and artisanal excellence to your collection.

  • Material: Earthenware
  • Style: Mid-Century Modern
  • Place of Origin: Belgium
  • Mark:Boch Mark
  • Date of Manufacture: 1960s
  • Condition: Perfect vintage condition, no chips or cracks. Slight crazing and a bit of discolouring.

Dimension:
Depth: 23.5 cm | 9.2 in
Width: 36 cm | 14.1 in
Height: 2.5 cm | 1 in
Weight: 0.9 kg

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Boch Frères Keramis, commonly known as Boch, was founded in 1841 in La Louvière, Belgium, and quickly gained acclaim for its innovative approach to ceramics. Renowned for producing finely crafted faience and decorative pottery, Boch was instrumental in shaping Belgian ceramic artistry, particularly through the 19th and 20th centuries. Under the leadership of key figures like Eugène and later his son Charles Catteau, Boch embraced bold Art Nouveau and Art Deco influences that defined the brand’s most celebrated pieces.

Charles Catteau, a designer at Boch, introduced vibrant and experimental designs that are now iconic in the world of ceramics. His work featured intricate geometric patterns, floral motifs, and exotic influences, contributing to the brand's identity and international reputation. Boch’s faience collections, especially its hand-painted pieces, are now highly prized by collectors and design enthusiasts alike.

Although Boch ceased production in the late 20th century, its legacy endures in the decorative arts, with pieces from Boch’s historic collections considered valuable collector’s items. The brand’s legacy highlights Belgium’s contributions to ceramic craftsmanship and design innovation, making Boch an enduring name in European ceramic history.