Has Anyone Ever Seen This Noke Seriesware Plate?

I haven't been able to find another example of this plate, but I don't have access to Royal Doulton reference books. It's marked with the 1901-1922 Royal Doulton backstamp and signed Noke within the image. I find that the way that the blue foreground is applied to be a little strange - it kind of blocks part of the barrel and the chair at the right side (mirror left). Also, there's no numbering or other hand applied marking to the underside. Is this an uncommon plate?

 

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1081863108/royal-doulton-monks-in-the-cellar-series
Looks as if it might be part of this series?

 

Yes, definitely. I've seen numerous examples of that plate online but I haven't found mine, which is why I think that mine might be uncommon. But then again, maybe there just doesn't happen to be any that look like mine online right now

 

I’ve had a good look too, no luck either. Yours also looks to be a printing error and likely a rarity because of that.

 

Here's the same Monk with an alternate background ...
https://bid.lionandunicorn.com/lots/view/4-C0SKJ0/3pc-royal-doulton-china-grouping-monks

Based on this image ...
https://www.sellingantiques.co.uk/9...inal-early-20th-century-antique-oil-painting/

 

Thanks, Roaring20s! By viewing the original painting, now I understand why the image is cut off. I guess that the plate might be less common, but it's probably not that desirable....unless you like monks or wine