#Porceleyne Fles

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De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles  Royal Delft

Jessica van Erkel

Bekking & Bliz Uitgevers, Amersfoort 2013, 96 pages,22,5 x 22,5 cm, ISBN 978 90 6109 4555

euro 25,00

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This Dutch and English book offers an overview of the beautiful objects from the collection, as well as the hundreds of master marks and year marks from the more than three and a half centuries of its existence.

The development of the Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles is of course connected to the history and evolution of delftware as a whole, starting in the middle of the seventeenth century. This earthenware, made primarily of clay covered with a transparent glaze and hand painted in a characteristic way is not the invention of one man or a one factory. It is the result of many different influences and a great number of years of thorough experimentation with types of clay, painting and firing techniques. It was produced in Antwerp in the sixteenth century.

30/04/23

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Royal Delft Porceleyne Fles Cloisonne Dutch Wall Tile With Wire WINDMILL VGC ebay Tyzer's New and Preloved Bargains

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De Onze Lieve Vrouw Koningin van de Heilige Rozenkranskerk aan de Provenierssingel, augustus 1975.

De Onze Lieve Vrouw Koningin van de Heilige Rozenkranskerk, ook bekend als de Provenierskerk of Provenierssingelkerk, was een rooms-katholieke kerk aan de Provenierssingel in Rotterdam.

De kerk werd tussen 1898 en 1899 gebouwd door het architectenbureau van Albert Margry en Jozef Snickers. Margry ontwierp een driebeukige kerk in neogotische stijl, met een toren direct naast de façade. De Provenierskerk werd op 8 mei 1899 ingewijd door de bisschop van Haarlem. De eerste jaren beschikte de kerk niet over klokken, deze werden pas in 1910 geplaatst. In 1916 kreeg de kerk ook een orgel. Aan de zijmuren in de kerk hing een bijzondere kruiswegstatie, die was gemaakt door de Delftse fabriek De Porceleyne Fles. Een marmeren communiebank werd in 1914 in de kerk geplaatst. De kerk werd bedient door de Paters Dominicanen.

De eerste jaren viel de kerk onder de parochie van de Allerheiligst Hart van Jezuskerk aan de Van Oldenbarneveltstraat, maar in 1923 werd de Provenierskerk een zelfstandige parochiekerk. In de jaren voor de Tweede Wereldoorlog had de wijk een katholiek karakter en werd de kerk druk bezocht.

De Provenierskerk kwam ongeschonden uit het Bombardement van Rotterdam en werd in deze periode ook gebruikt door de gelovigen van andere parochies, waarvan de kerk wel verwoest was. Tijdens de oorlog organiseerde pater Apeldoorn het lokale verzet vanuit deze kerk. In 1942 werden de kerkklokken door de Duitsers geroofd. De klokken werden in 1947 vervangen. In de jaren 1960 liep het aantal gelovigen sterk terug en was het niet meer rendabel om de kerk open te houden. Na de laatste mis op 31 augustus 1975 werd de kerk verkocht aan de gemeente Rotterdam, die het gebouw vervolgens liet slopen. In tegenstelling tot veel andere met sloop bedreigde kerken zijn er voor de Provenierskerk nooit acties gevoerd om de kerk te behouden. Het gebouw had ook geen monumentale waarde. Op de plaats van de kerk werd een verzorgingstehuis gebouwd. De kruiswegstatie en het mariabeeld werden voor de sloop overgebracht naar de Albertus de Grotekerk in Blijdorp.

De fotograaf is Lex de Herder en de foto komt uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam. De informatie komt van Wikipedia.

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Founded in 1635, De Porceleyne Fles (The Porcelain Jar) is the Netherland's most famous delft factory.

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Antique Delft blue porcelain jug with a beautiful landscape on it's belly. Fully hand-painted by Royal Delft / Porceleyne Fles, AD 1920.

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In de 17e eeuw voeren Nederlandse handelsschepen over de hele wereld. Zo werden er vanuit China vazen en borden meegenomen van porselein. Deze Ming-vazen waren extreem kostbaar en handelaren in Nederland zagen hier potentie in. Met name in Delft ontstond een industrie die Nederlands porselein fabriceerde. Gelijk aan het Chinese voorbeeld werd aardewerk wit gebakken en met blauwe verf beschilderd. Deze minder kostbare variant werd zeer populair en rond 1720 waren zo’n 100 fabrikanten die tegels, borden en andere voorwerpen produceerden. Aan het einde van de 18e eeuw nam Engels porselein de populariteit over en kelderde de productie. Momenteel is er nog een fabrikant over: De Porceleyne Fles. Delft zelf is nog een enorme toeristische trekpleister en het Delfts blauw komt er op veel plekken terug. ———— During the 17th century Dutch merchants brought back Chinese porselin from China. The white and blue vases were extremely expensive and in Delft an industry flourished where Dutch copies were made. These evolved in Delfts Blauw, a Dutch version instead of copy. Around 1720 almost 100 little factories produced enormous amounts of Delfts Blauw. At the end of 18th century British products from Staffordshire became more popular. Delfts Blauw nevertheless is still very popular and many tourists visit the remaining factories. Around Delft referrals to this history can be found all around the city. #delft #delftsblauw #porselein #porcelain #blue #stadswandeling #willemvanoranje #015 #zuidholland #china #voc #verenigdeoostindischecompagnie #17eeeuw #17thcentury #historyfound (bij Delft) https://www.instagram.com/p/CVicAOPMtYp/?utm_medium=tumblr

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History:   Michael van de Sande, founder of the studio of "Phoenix Urns ®", had his education as a ceramic painter artist at the world famous ancient Royal Delftware Factory "De Porceleyne Fles Anno 1653" in Delft. He also studied "Graphic and Typographic Design" at the "Royal Academy of Fine Arts" in The Hague.

From 1992 to 2004 he subsequently worked as a ceramic painter / designer at the smaller pottery factory "De Delftse Pauw" (also located in Delft).

In 2004 the artist opened his own studio under the name "Lotus Ceramic Arts / Phoenix Urns ®". Since that time he paints various works of art on request including "Phoenix Urns ®", tile panels, decorative bowls and vases etc. with unique decorations, which are now also finding their way to many other countries in the world.

In 2020 Michael opened the webshop "Butterflyurns.shop", where the cremation urns from the studio of Phoenix Urns can be ordered online.

In 2007 "Phoenix Urns ®" received a nomination for the "International Funeral Awards"

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Issued this week to Delftsch Aardewerkfabriek “De Porceleyne Fles Anno 1653” voorheen Joost Thooft en Labouchere (Royal Delft)—D866,390, for a “Painted China Decorative Doll.”

I think it’s supposed to cover these designs, but does it? The design patent is illustrated using color, which means color is part of the claim.

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at De Porceleyne Fles https://www.instagram.com/p/CfUxZcUBpmv/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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OOSTEINDE, PORCELEYNE FLES Earthenware factory 'De Porceleyne Fles’ Oosteinde 1940 People working in the painting room.

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De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles

Royal Delft

Jessica van Erkel

Bekking & Blitz Uitgevers, Amersfoort 2013, 84 pages, 22,5x22,5cm, Isbn 978 90 6109 4555

euro 25,00

email if you want to buy booksinprogressmilano@yahoo.it

Founded in 1635, De Porceleyne Fles (The Porcelain Jar) is the Netherland's most famous delft factory. Most visits to the city of Delft include a factory tour of this great company. Of the dozens of original 17th century Dutch pottery makers, only De Porceleyne Fles remains in operation. Collectors know that delftware produced by De Porceleyne Fles, (also known as Royal Delft,) is recognized to be the standard against which all delftware is judged.

29/10/23

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De porceleyne fles Delft Cloisonne Tile - Tulips and Windmill ebay fatull0

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De Van Waerschutstraat met verderop de RK Kerk van O.L. Vrouwe van de Heilige Rozenkranskerk (Provenierskerk), 31 maart 1975.

Deze straat dankt zijn naam aan Jan Gerritsz. van Waerschut, +1623, bakker te Rotterdam. Hij werd bekend als schrijver van de 'Kronijk, inhoudende den opgang en voortgang van de scheeprijke, wijdvermaarde koopstad Rotterdam'.

De Onze Lieve Vrouw Koningin van de Heilige Rozenkranskerk, ook bekend als de Provenierskerk of Provenierssingelkerk, was een rooms-katholieke kerk aan de Provenierssingel in Rotterdam.

De kerk werd tussen 1898 en 1899 gebouwd door het architectenbureau van Albert Margry en Jozef Snickers. Margry ontwierp een driebeukige kerk in neogotische stijl, met een toren direct naast de façade. De Provenierskerk werd op 8 mei 1899 ingewijd door de bisschop van Haarlem. De eerste jaren beschikte de kerk niet over klokken, deze werden pas in 1910 geplaatst. In 1916 kreeg de kerk ook een orgel. Aan de zijmuren in de kerk hing een bijzondere kruiswegstatie, die was gemaakt door de Delftse fabriek De Porceleyne Fles. Een marmeren communiebank werd in 1914 in de kerk geplaatst. De kerk werd bedient door de Paters Dominicanen.

De eerste jaren viel de kerk onder de parochie van de Allerheiligst Hart van Jezuskerk aan de Van Oldenbarneveltstraat, maar in 1923 werd de Provenierskerk een zelfstandige parochiekerk. In de jaren voor de Tweede Wereldoorlog had de wijk een katholiek karakter en werd de kerk druk bezocht.

De Provenierskerk kwam ongeschonden uit het Bombardement van Rotterdam en werd in deze periode ook gebruikt door de gelovigen van andere parochies, waarvan de kerk wel verwoest was. Tijdens de oorlog organiseerde pater Apeldoorn het lokale verzet vanuit deze kerk. In 1942 werden de kerkklokken door de Duitsers geroofd. De klokken werden in 1947 vervangen. In de jaren 1960 liep het aantal gelovigen sterk terug en was het niet meer rendabel om de kerk open te houden. Na de laatste mis op 31 augustus 1975 werd de kerk verkocht aan de gemeente Rotterdam, die het gebouw vervolgens liet slopen.

De fotograaf is Lex de Herder en de foto komt uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam. De informatie komt eveneens uit het Stadsarchief Rotterdam en van Wikipedia.

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This is our show case spot of all the new, preowned, custom made goodies we HAVE (or had) in out eBay shop. Stop by there and see us! If you like it here get it there :)

New site and improving www.emporiumplace.weebly.com

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#dudok #appeltaart #coffee #lekker (at De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles)

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The Netherlands is a fascinating country to visit, combining almost two thousand years of history and architecture with endless scenic canals and waterways and an energetic modern vibe. Ancient towns like Breda, Maastricht, and Middelburg have been in existence for at least a thousand years, and the entire country is a treasure trove for history buffs and architecture enthusiasts. Now let’s have a closer insight into this culture-rich piece of land!

  First things first, starting off with a brief description of the largest Dutch cities:

• Alkmaar – picturesque town, where you can every Friday from April to September visit traditional market with cheeses – de Alkmaarse kaasmarkt. You can also visit a museum of cheese. Everything you need to know is here: http://www.kaasmarkt.nl , http://www.kaasmuseum.nl. • Amsterdam – capital of the Netherlands offers you a lot of interesting attractions. Located there is e.g. museum of one of the most famous victims of nacism Anne Frank Huis (www.annefrank.rog). Building of the museum in the shape of boat NEMO offers the biggest interactive exposition of science and technology in the Netherlands (www.e-nemo.nl). Rijksmuseum will astonish you with collection of almost 1 million of artistic exhibits situated in 200 exposition halls and acquiant you with works of Dutch masters from 17th century (www.rijksmuseum.nl). You certainly can’t left behind the Van Gogh Museum, in which you will find unique collection of drawings and paintings of this famous artist (www.vangoghmuseum.nl). Amsterdam also offers the lovers of unrestrained fun amounts of coffeeshops or the famous district Wallen, known also as Red Light District. • Delft – the town is famous mostly because of production of porcelain Delfts Blauw (Delft Blue), so there can’t be missing a porcelain museum De Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles (www.royaldelft.com). Interesting is also a monumental building of the town hall on square Markt. • Den Haag – in Den Haag you can visit e.g. center of Dutch politics Het Binnenhof or Madurodam, 25 times decreased town, where you can as from bird’s eye look on everything what is typical for the Netherlands (www.madurodam.nl). Part of Den Haag is also Scheveningen – famous touristic paradise with beaches, promenades and bars. • Groningen – town was from major part ruined during the World War II., but still has a lot to offer to its visitors. Symbol of the town is a church tower Martinitoren, which is situated on the square Grote Markt. You can have a cup of coffee there in very unusual building Gaoudkantoor. • Maastricht – the Vrijthof square is dominated by a Romanesque basilica Sint-Servaasbasiliek and Gothic church Sint-Janskerk. Interesting experience can also be a visitation of gallery of the art Bonnefantenmuseum built by proposals of famous Italian architect Alda Rossi. • Naarden – is one of the best preserved fortified towns in Europe and it’s known also because of its star shape. John Amos Comenius is buried here (www.comeniusmuseum.nl). • Rotterdam – center of the town was completely destroyed during the WW2. In fifties began a new construction and Rotterdam became one of the few European cities with development of skyscrapers. Besides nice walk between high-rise buildings you can visit Euromast, 185m high tower, from which you can savour view to the town of modern architecture (www.euromast.nl). And for lovers of architecture the city of Rotterdam offers museum Nederlands Architectuurinstituut (www.nai.nl). Europort, largest port in Europe, will dedicate you to the history of sea transport (www.europort.nl). • Utrecht – one of the oldest Dutch towns can offer you a lot. Go to the highest church town in the Netherlands Domtoren (www.domtoren.nl) or walk through the university area De Uithof. It’s a singular case of collection of unique buildings in modern architecture. Rietveld Schroderhuis is, on the contrary, the lone building, which was at that time built by architectonal principles of art movement De Stijl. In 2000 was written to the Word Heritage UNESCO list (www.rietveldschroderhuis.nl). Utrecht is outstanding also thanks to the canal Oude Gracht, on which shores are from spring to autumn opened terraces of dozens of cafés and restaurants. • ’s Hertogenbosch – in this town was born famous Renaissance painter Hieronymus Bosch. His world full of fantasy can be admired in Jheronimus Bosch Art Center (www.jheronimusbosch-artcenter.nl) • Zaanstad – how was life in 17th and 18th century in the Netherlands will bring you inhabited open air museum in province North Holland De Zaanse Schans (www.zaanseschans.nl).

  Now let’s see the other attractions!

Zaanse Schans

Those who wish they could travel back in time and visit the Netherlands of the 17th and 18th centuries have come to the right place. Zaanse Schans is located around 15 kilometers to the north of Amsterdam and is styled as an open-air museum where you can take a stroll around a traditional Dutch village and find out how ancient craftsmen would have worked. Just some of the sights include a shipyard, a grocery store, a pewter factory, and a range of dainty green wooden houses. You will also find some graceful windmills although out of the 600 that would have dotted the area in the days of old, only 5 now remain and can be visited by the public. These include an iconic saw mill as well as an oil mill and you will find fun live demonstrations like a clog making session.

  Kinderdijk

There are many things that make the Netherlands the unique place that it is, but nothing complements better the traditional Dutch landscape than its picturesque windmills. The country is full of them, but the UNESCO-protected 19 old windmills of Kinderdijk are, no doubt, one of the most famous sights in the Netherlands.

Designed in 1740 to drain the Alblasserwaard polders and to prevent flooding, the windmills were perfectly preserved ever since. Nowadays, tourists from all over the world come to admire this idiosyncratic scenery and learn about the brilliant Dutch water management. Moreover, from April to the end of October, one of these ancient generators is open to the public in order to be explored and admired.

Kinderdijk sits in the province of South Holland, about 15 km east of Rotterdam, and can be easily reached by car, train, bus, and even by boat during the tourist season.

  Efteling

Established in 1952, in the little town of Kaatsheuvel, Southern Netherlands, Efteling is among the oldest theme parks in the world and the largest attraction of its kind in the country, about twice as large as California’s famous Disneyland.

The park is divided into four different realms – each with its own theme, and has lots of attractions to entertain the entire family, from wide-open green spaces, concerts, and theatrical performances to bars, restaurants, and a four star hotel.

  Towns by the Zuiderzee

Among the most beautiful villages in the Netherlands are the small hamlets along the Ijsselmeer, the freshwater lake that resulted from the closing of the sea entrance to the Zuider Zee. These towns flourished during Amsterdam’s Golden Age, when they had access to the Atlantic and prospered as fishing and trade centers, but lost importance as the harbors silted up. Time seems to have stood still for the fishing village of Marken and the seaports of Volendam and Enkhuizen, where many of the colorful houses have become museums and shops. Enkhuizen has preserved many of its buildings and seafaring industries in the open-air Zuiderzee Museum, where the cultural heritage and maritime history of the old Zuiderzee region is preserved. Here, you can see craftsmen at work learning old maritime skills. In Volendam’s harbor, you can see a collection of colorful old wooden boats.

Volendam

Marken

  Arcen Castle

Arcen Castle is steeped in mystery and has stood in Limburg for over three centuries, placing it among the oldest surviving strongholds in the Netherlands. Several impressive, landscape gardens lies beyond its double-moat, which regularly hosts outdoor events.

  De Haar Castle

Near the lovely old city of Utrecht, the fourth largest in the Netherlands, Kasteel De Haar is the largest fortification in the country. This spectacular castle, built by the famous Dutch architect, PJH Cuypers, required so much land (it sits on a spectacular 250-acre park) that the entire village of Haarzuilens had to be relocated to accommodate it. While the original castle site was established in the 14th century, this newer structure dates from 1892 and is well worth taking the time to explore. Inside, you’ll be rewarded with impressive collections of antiques, furniture, paintings, and tapestries, but it’s the gardens that really draw the crowds – along with the castle’s fairytale looks.

  Madurodam

If you want to see the whole of the Netherlands but don’t have time then travel to Madurodam in The Hague. Here you will find a mini version of the Netherlands on a 1:25 scale and you can see all the county’s top destinations including cute windmills, main landmarks, and decorative features like bridges. This model city even includes its own harbor as well as a railway system and an airport.

  Giethoorn

Imagine the tranquility of spending a few days in a peaceful Dutch village surrounded by scenic waterways and canals. The centuries-old village of Hiethoorn is almost completely devoid of roads, and many houses can only be reached by boat or by making your way along a footpath or bicycle trail – bike rentals available in the village. As you can imagine, boating is the primary activity in Giethoorn, and you have a number of options for renting a suitable boat to explore the area. You can spend a peaceful day or two gliding along the canals, stopping at the many waterside restaurants to sample some regional Dutch food and drinks. There are three canal-side museums to visit, showcasing ancient Dutch life, vintage motor cars, and precious gemstones.

Although considered a small country, there’s many places worth a visit in the Netherlands as you can see. In this article I’ve laid out some of the best places, definitely worth a vist. Hopefully it will give you some inspiration on where to go!

Have a great day!

Cultural Curiosities in the Netherlands

The Netherlands is a fascinating country to visit, combining almost two thousand years of history and architecture with endless scenic canals and waterways and an energetic modern vibe.

Cultural Curiosities in the Netherlands The Netherlands is a fascinating country to visit, combining almost two thousand years of history and architecture with endless scenic canals and waterways and an energetic modern vibe.