A Delft blue and white commemorative plate for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, under glazed mark De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles, painter`s initals AV for Th. Van Arum, date mark 1928, impressed XII A, depicting a view of the Olympic stadium including the Marathon Tower carrying the cauldron with the Olympic flame, inscribed IXe OLYMPIADE AMSTERDAM - 1928, within a floral border with lion, horse and eagle with out-stretched wings, 34cm diameterNote: The 1928 Amsterdam Olympics were the first Games to have the Olympic Flame lit for the duration of the Games, a tradition which still continues. It was also the first Games to have a Parade of Nations, starting with Greece and ending with the host country. A Delft blue and white commemorative plate for the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, under glazed mark De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles, painter`s initals AV for Th. Van Arum, date mark 1928, impressed XII A, depicting a view of the Olympic stadium including the Marathon Tower carrying the cauldron with the Olympic flame, inscribed IXe OLYMPIADE AMSTERDAM - 1928, within a floral border with lion, horse and eagle with out-stretched wings, 34cm diameterNote: The 1928 Amsterdam Olympics were the first Games to have the Olympic Flame lit for the duration of the Games, a tradition which still continues. It was also the first Games to have a Parade of Nations, starting with Greece and ending with the host country.