Five Dutch-decorated English 'religious subject' creamware plates, 18th C.

Dia.: 25 cm (the largest)
Dia.: 18,5 cm (the smallest)

The plates read top to bottom and left to right as seen in the photo:
- Top left: Onse Lieve Vrouw Tot Kevelaar, which can be translated as Our Lady of Kevelaer. Kevelaer is a Catholic pilgrimage location in Germany. 
- Top right: Zyn Armoe, which can be translated as His Poverty.
- Bottom left: Den Doop, which can be translated as The Baptism. This refers to baptism as one of the seven Catholic sacraments. 
- Bottom middle: Het Huwelijk, which can be translated as The Marriage. This refers to marriage as one of the seven Catholic sacraments. 
- Bottom right: D. Oorbiecht, which can be translated as The Confession. This refers to confession as one of the seven Catholic sacraments. 

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