Serving plate Royal Goedewaagen

This is a rectangular herring dish, probably made of earthenware, with a drawing of cyclists. The dish likely originates from the Dutch pottery Royal Goedewaagen. The dish depicts a row of cyclists in a caricatural style, with the text "HOLLAND" underneath. Royal Goedewaagen is one of the oldest ceramic factories in Europe and has been producing ceramics since 1610. The factory is known for its Gouda plateel, a collective name for glossy and matte glazed earthenware. Royal Goedewaagen products are handmade and 100% produced in the Netherlands. 1950s. It has a few small chips around the edges; nothing major. A lovely way to serve your cheese and herring.