Delft Blue Plates

159 pieces

Delft blue is the cobalt on white that came out of Dutch potteries in the 1600s, and it is the pattern most people picture when they picture a painted tile. The deep cobalt, the softer wash behind it, the fine linework that gives a rooftop its edge. A decorative plate, glazed, for a wall or a dresser rather than a dinner. Italy, Croatia, Japan and Greece are among the places so far. From $106.06. If your place is missing, ask and we will add it.

One painting, many things

The same place, on a plate.

Every design here also comes as a plate, a mug, a print and a snow globe.

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About this collection

What makes Delft Blue Plates different

Delft blue is the cobalt on white that came out of Dutch potteries in the 1600s, and it is the pattern most people picture when they picture a painted tile. The deep cobalt, the softer wash behind it, the fine linework that gives a rooftop its edge. Every place gets its own skyline, so Lisbon does not borrow Amsterdam's outline.

A decorative plate, glazed, for a wall or a dresser rather than a dinner. The pattern runs to the rim the way a real Delft plate does.

Where these cover

The places people ask for most are Italy, Croatia, Japan and Greece. Prices start at $106.06 and run to $180 for the largest pieces. If the place you want is not here yet, ask us and we will add it. We add new places every month, and a request from a customer is the most common reason a new one gets made.

Delft Blue on other things

The same painting turns up across the catalogue, so a place you love can be more than one object in the house. See Delft Blue Coasters, Delft Blue Mugs, Delft Blue Ornaments, Delft Blue Pillows, Delft Blue Stickers, Delft Blue Tote Bags, Delft Blue Wall Art, Delft Blue Wall Clocks.

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Can I eat off it?

It is made to be looked at rather than eaten from. It is for a wall or a dresser.

Does it come ready to hang?

It takes a standard plate hanger, which is not included.

Which places do you have Delft Blue Plates for?

Italy, Croatia, Japan and Greece are among them, and the list grows every month. If yours is missing you can ask for it.