This beautiful hand-painted lidded jug was produced by Royal Delft in 1963. It features a practical design with a cork fitted inside the lid, allowing the jug to close tightly and store liquids safely—a functional detail used in earlier periods of the factory’s production. The mark on the base confirms both its origin and date.

Although made in the mid-20th century, the jug follows the traditional Delftware style that has remained largely unchanged, reflecting the continuity and heritage of Dutch ceramic craftsmanship. The piece is in perfect condition.

This Royal Delft plate from 1956 features a vibrant design of flowers and birds, intricately hand-painted in the timeless Delftware style. The detailed artwork and lively composition make it a beautiful wall decorative piece.

The piece is in perfect condition.

This beautiful hand-painted lidded vase was produced by Royal Delft in 1978. It features a classic design that has been part of the factory’s ongoing production for many decades. The mark on the base confirms its origin and date.

While made in the late 20th century, the vase follows a traditional Delftware style that has remained largely unchanged, reflecting the continuity and heritage of Dutch ceramic craftsmanship.

This beautifully shaped lidded vase was crafted by Royal Delft in 1929, part of a tradition dating back to 1653, when the factory began producing its iconic Delft Blue pottery. Inspired by the cabinet sets popular in the 18th century, such vases were proudly displayed on the hoods of cabinets — symbols of refinement and taste.

Richly decorated with traditional hand-painted floral motifs, the vase features a full, rounded form with a sculptural lid, characteristic of Royal Delft’s enduring craftsmanship. Remarkably, this same model is still in production today, testifying to its timeless design.

In excellent condition, this piece has stood the test of nearly a century.

This classic small plate is a beautifully hand-painted piece adorned with nature-inspired motifs, including flowers, leaves, and a tree. Produced by Royal Delft in 1976, it remains a beloved design still in production today.

The official factory mark on the base verifies its authenticity, showcasing its connection to one of Delft’s most renowned pottery makers. A timeless addition to any collection or display.

The condition is perfect.

This delicate set of small lidded vases was produced by Royal Delft in 1968 and 1976. With a history dating back to 1653, Royal Delft has a long tradition of crafting high-quality Delft Blue pottery. Interestingly, the 18th century saw a surge in the popularity of lidded jars, with ten different types being introduced. These vases, adorned with intricate floral patterns, have endured through the years and remain in production today.

The set is in perfect condition and features the original factory stamp on the base.

This candleholder is a beautifully hand-painted piece featuring a classic design produced by Royal Delft in 1966. It’s no longer in production, making it a unique find.

The official factory mark on the base verifies its authenticity. The craftsmanship and design are characteristic of Royal Delft’s work.

The condition of the item is perfect.

This plate shows a typical Dutch landscape with a windmill as its main feature. It was made by Royal Delft in 1974 and is an example of a classic design that is still being made today. The rim has a floral decoration that is commonly used on Delft Blue plates.

The plate has the factory’s official stamp on the base, which confirms it is authenticity. This type of plate continues to be popular and is still being made today.

The condition is perfect.

This stunning vase features a classic China-inspired, gourd-shaped design. The production of this model has been discontinued by the Royal Delft factory since many years. Today it has become a rare find for those who appreciate traditional Delftware.

Well-preserved after decades, the vase remains in excellent condition. The base includes factory marks, the artist’s signature, and the year of production.

Elegant small bowl, hand-painted (like all Royal Delft items on this website) in 1946.

After 80 years, this Royal Delft piece is still in perfect condition.

Beautiful wall plate in ‘Imari’ style, produced in the 1970s.

The name and style of this decoration refer to the famous Japanese ‘Imari-ware’, which was exported in large quantities from Japan to the Netherlands in the second half of the 17th century.

The plate is in perfect condition.

This stunning Delft Blue plate was created by the skilled artisans of Royal Delft. Hand-painted, this large wall plate showcases a Dutch flowerpot as the central piece.

The condition of the plate is excellent, like new.

Beautiful large wall plate, with lobbed shape and deep blue colour palette.

A classic Royal Delft design that is still being produced today. This handcrafted and hand-painted Delft Blue bonbonnière was traditionally used as a symbol of wealth and prestige to impress visitors.

The condition of this item is very good, with some small chips on the rim, only visible when the lid is off.

Beautiful wall plate in ‘Imari’ style, produced in the 1970s.

The name and style of this decoration refer to the famous Japanese ‘Imari-ware’, which was exported in large quantities from Japan to the Netherlands in the second half of the 17th century.

The condition is perfect.