Plate
Van de Velde left Belgium for Weimar and took the line with him; a plate of his is the shortest route between Art Nouveau and the Bauhaus that an object can be.
MakerHenry C. Van de Velde (Belgian, 1863–1957)
Datec. 1903
OriginGermany, Meissen, early 20th Century
Mediumporcelain
DimensionsDiameter: 30.5 cm (12 in.)
ClassCeramic
RegisterObject
QuantityOne. There is never a second.
€ 585
How this figure was reached
5 priced lots of 14 ended for this name; 2,610–6,600 SEK, median 2,612, converted at the ECB rate of 2026-09-21.
This is the market's number, not the dealer's ask — the top of what the name has realised in public. The dealer's own figure replaces it when the object is catalogued.
The public record
Auctionet, 2026-09-21 · 14 ended lots found
priced 5
unsold 0
sell-through 100%
confidence 0.32
basis hammer
in euro € 231–€ 585
Attribution
By
Documented as the maker's own work.
Attributed to
The scholarship points here; the documentation is incomplete.
Circle of
The workshop or immediate following, in the maker's lifetime.
Manner of
The style, by another hand, at any date.
After
A copy of a known work by this maker.
Unattributed
No maker of record. Most of the trade lives here.
This plate
Plate, The Cleveland Museum of Art, object 160997.
Gift of Henry H. Hawley in memory of Robert P. Bergman Released as Public Domain (CC0);
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